Sentence examples for talked under the from inspiring English sources

"They only talked under the pillow," Korbut said.

That night, I asked Huong to come outside, and together we talked under the weeping cherry.

They talked under the national press, with local ads about issues that pertained to voters in specific states.

He had an idea he could talk under the pencil tap and confound the eavesdroppers.

It is difficult to think, let alone talk, under the influence of many of these powerful substances.

Although the Chinese are much freer to talk under the new regime, China remains a dictatorship, with democracy the new party line.

"The Dive From Clausen's Pier" gains much of its energy from Packer's instinctive sense of the way people talk under the pressure of calamity, love or ruptured friendship -- and especially under the pressure of all three.

This summer, the Europeans were particularly irked by a U.S. decision to negotiate with China bilaterally rather than to come to Bonn, where climate talks under the U.N. umbrella were under way at the same time.

I could see Dulce, the old lady in the corner house, hushing her dogs; Natalia, from across the street, sweeping her wrap-around terrace; two men talking under the street lamp.

That does not mean we wanted a huge percentage — we're talking under the "typical" 20percentt.

"To talk under the pressure of justice is not tolerable for me or anyone else," she writes.