Sentence examples for talk in which from inspiring English sources

"House" begins with a film and talk in which Mr. Lemon discusses events of his life since 2004.

We did small talk, in which I said that I was losing myself in Watson's new book.

There was that scoop in the first issue of Talk, in which Hillary Rodham Clinton revealed Bill's childhood abuse.

Earlier this month, the Guardian recorded a live online talk in which Faisal condemned others for not supporting Isis.

And Kenneth Wainstein, the homeland security adviser, gave a separate talk in which he urged continued vigilance.

Sandberg's career as a feminist champion began with her 2010 TED talk, in which she first laid out her lean-in message.

By that, he was referring to a team-talk in which he had reminded his players it was the 50th anniversary of the Munich air disaster.

Katie's attempt to induct the nervous Luke into the mysteries of sex is true and funny: so too is Luke's relaying of the kind of furtive boy-talk in which his contemporaries engage.

Therefore, we favor a model of defective epithelial-mesenchymal cross-talk in which loss of Shh in the epithelia results in abnormal mesenchymal responses.

The Shh-mediated induction of D3 strongly suggests the existence of a novel cross-talk in which Shh induces local attenuation of the TH signal, thus contributing to enhanced cell proliferation.

PI3K/AKT/mTOR and ER are implicated in a bidirectional cross-talk, in which intracellular signalling pathways stimulate genomic ER signalling through phosphorylation and activation of the receptor and its cofactors.