Sentence examples for talked about better from inspiring English sources

The road saved lives: nearly everyone I met talked about better access to medical care and hospitals.

He offered voters an alternative political agenda to the Conservatives that stepped outside the mantra of tax-cutting and balanced budgets and talked about better pensions, education, healthcare and the wrongs of economic inequality – as well as the environment and climate change.

They should talk about better rolls or Black Angus beef.

He conducted a team meeting last week to talk about better plate discipline.

He seems to be talking about "better discussions" in relation to all topics, not just Iraq.

True, Gordon will have his day at budget time (and may talk about better child care).

Except race directors were quickly talking about better ways to shield fans and no one sat entirely comfortably behind those suddenly suspect fences.

"If Karl Rove tries to divide us by gender, we're going to talk about better schools for all of our children".

Dr. Dean in Columbia, S.C.: "If Karl Rove tries to divide us by gender, we're going to talk about better schools for all of our children".

Instead, Mr. Wallia and others in the business are talking about better training and increasing pay scales and, in many cases, arming guards.

Fellow comedians on the circuit suggested where Hodgson was going wrong: "Jimmy Carr told me I was talking about better stuff in the dressing room than on stage.