Sentence examples for talk terms from inspiring English sources

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Philharmonic representatives traveled to Milan recently to talk terms with Riccardo Muti, and other candidates are said to be waiting in the wings.

In a reversal of the balance of power in the 2010 coalition talks, in which the Lib Dems insisted that Labour dump its leader if it wanted to talk terms, Labour would tell the Lib Dems in 2015 that Clegg's departure would be a condition of co-operation.

"The player will now talk terms with Palace," he added.

At first, Smith wasn't even sure he'd be able to talk Terms into designing the shirt.

In his Tech Talk Term of the Week, Pedro Rafael Rosado explores the practice of "deep linking".

This week's Tech Talk Term of the Week segment explains it all.

Pedro Rafael Rosado takes a closer look at just what "big data" means in this Tech Talk Term of the Week.

In peace-talk terms, the phrase "holy basin" has come to be understood to encompass the entirety of the walled Old City -- including the Muslim, Christian and Armenian quarters as well as the Temple Mount, topped by the Aksa Mosque complex, and the small Arab communities nestled among the religious and archaeological sites just outside the walls.

"We are not on talking terms.

He said all these things, until we were no longer on talking terms".