Sentence examples for talk meaning from inspiring English sources

A 2013 study found that young people -- across gender and ethnic lines -- all use "Valley Girl talk," meaning uptalk.

The coming negotiations are expected to last some months and are being called "proximity talks," meaning that Israeli and Palestinian leaders will not sit at the same table but will respond to proposals carried by American officials between Jerusalem and the Palestinian leadership's headquarters in Ramallah, in the West Bank.

However, he decided last month to unfreeze the aid, citing progress at international talks, meaning a £16m tranche of the £37m was paid.

Mrs. Clinton called the administration's approach "fight, talk, build," meaning the United States and its allies would continue to attack militants in Afghanistan and beyond, seek peace talks with those willing to join a political process and build closer economic ties across the region.

Talk shy, Meaning as little as possible.

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Coach Tom Coughlin began his postgame address by calling it "a historic win for the franchise; we talked about that," meaning in his talk to the players.

All the talk about austerity — meaning cuts in government spending — may miss the bigger point, though.

Several Vatican officials said, however, that any such talk has little meaning because the church does not take sides in elections.

"We talk about independence, meaning a flag and an anthem," Martinez says, "but we need to sever the umbilical cord with the mother country".

At next month's owners meeting, Selig promised to "bring it up and talk about it," meaning additional screens or netting for the fans.