Sentence examples for talked to a group of from inspiring English sources

Scott Arnett from Kalamazoo, Michigan, talked to a group of young protesters for about an hour about policy.

Joschka Fischer, former foreign minister, Greens party chief and urban street fighter, said: "I recently talked to a group of so-called young German leaders.

A couple talked to a group of three at the next table; one man wearing a pinkie ring called out to a waitress, seeking more wine.

I talked to a group of six high-school juniors from New Jersey, who had just gotten yelled at by a pair of Trump supporters berating people as they exited the subway at Columbus Circle.

Although he had no specific memory of the fax, he recalled that around the time it was sent he had talked to a group of scouts who had been fired on by poachers, and he surmised from their behavior that they had shot back.

In early 2006, while visiting Marlboro College in Vermont to give a lecture on kabuki, she talked to a group of teenagers who were taking classes at the Brattleboro School of Dance and was amazed by the directness of their questions.

During the rioting in the suburbs a year ago I remember talking to a group of young men in a Turkish café in Evry.

He was talking to a group of anthropologists from France.

Similarly, talking to a group of people who don't want to be there is disgusting".

Drifting into nearby Stubbylee Park, they began talking to a group of youths at the skate area.

At the polo match I get talking to a group of bubbly young women from Glasgow.