Sentence examples for talk questions from inspiring English sources

Right, we're running out of time so we better stick in some of the traditional Small Talk questions.

Jeff Stein's Washington Post column "Spy Talk" questions the effectiveness of what Kelly considers, in the words of the former head of the FBI's New York office Mark Mershon, his "signature accomplishment" -- stationing Intel detectives in 11 foreign capitals to fight terrorism.

In general, you can ask "small talk" questions any time you're together (although he probably won't appreciate it if you interrupt him when he's involved in a conversation with his friends).

"Did you grow up around here?" is a perfectly fine small talk question.

And embracing my narrative means I'm no longer daunted by those small-talk questions.

Even in the post-talk questions, time constraints mean that not all questions can be asked, whilst some participants may be unable to comfortably relay their points to the author in that particular environment.

Try and skip the stereotypical small-talk questions too.

But what has happened to "Touch" goes far beyond the will-he-or-won't-he-talk question.

And it is silly to talk of "questions" about whether it is infallible.

Besides learn to walk and talk?" Are questions on pre-preschool applications getting more ridiculous?

Like the sex talk, money questions will sometimes stump us because of the emotions they call up.