Sentence examples for talked off from inspiring English sources

"I said something not too original, and we talked off and on.

This book's main new character is Juanda, the siren whose dress has been figuratively talked off and back on.

Mr Franco has opposed this measure, even though 38% of his state's payroll costs go to pensioners.Even if the rebel governors can be fought or talked off, and Congress does its public duty, Mr Cardoso's troubles are far from over.

She talked off the cuff of her love for the area and for the land she and Mr. Whitehead bought years ago in tandem with their friends, Hume Cronyn and Jessica Tandy.

Westergren also talked off camera about a recent gig in LA for Aimee Mann.

We talked off and on over the next month and I was scheduled to speak at Startup Iceland that June.

Thanks to my colleagues, I was talked off that ledge and instead went to a more civilized, albeit still crunk, gathering where I could move my hips in the comfort of a V.I.P area.

For one shot, she talked off-camera in the trembling voice of Anne emerging from a harrowing nightmare and, between takes, she sucked on a strawberry sherbet.

One could build a spreadsheet to calculate the minutes talked off-peak, on-peak, in-plan, out-of-plan and whatever other formulas consumers are forced to choose from.

Not to be outdone, Barbara Walters, also of ABC, talked off-camera with Bernard Madoff at the federal prison in North Carolina where he is supposed to spend the next century and a half — or as much of that time as he can do.

"This is what they do in China on party matters if you talk off script".