Sentence examples for talking change from inspiring English sources

The difficulties always begin when Sunderland pull off their annual last-minute escape and the manager starts talking change.

"The problem with talking about hope all the time is that these are not hopeful lands; Obama is talking change to people who equate change with life getting worse," said Hank Sheinkopf, a Democratic Party consultant who has studied the political culture of these working-class states with a Talmudic intensity.

Sbarro's plans to re-imagine the chain surfaced in April, when new chief executive Jim Greco, then just weeks into his new role, began talking change.

Maybe then people start talking changes.

(g) "Not only can I talk change with you, I've lived it".

They can talk, change group, move around, look at other groups' work and so on.

Here are some ways to change the way you talk: Change the amount of talking that you do.

The women's movement, by encouraging women — and men and children — to talk, changed all that.

"Then they chose Palin and they started talking about change, change, change.

He talks about change, change, change.

Change?! Barack Obama was talking about change.