Sentence examples for talking closely from inspiring English sources

Another photograph showed Bill Clinton talking closely with an attractive blond woman — Catsimatidis's wife, Margo.

When I notice other people talking closely with her, emotions are triggered that affect me badly.

Aimal Faizi, the spokesman for President Hamid Karzai of Afghanistan, said Afghan officials had been talking closely with Pakistan in recent weeks about Mr. Baradar's release.

The fault tree on the orbiter is tightly linked to the external tank fault tree, and so those two areas are combining their efforts and talking closely with one another so that they have complimentary analysis.

When he sticks to talking closely about "Psycho" and Hitchcock's vision, however, Mr. Thomson is at his best, goading the reader to rethink that movie and its influence, while demonstrating the wit, acuity and daunting knowledge of cinema that have made his "Biographical Dictionary of Film" a classic reference work.

Rumors are floating about the two after the always 100percentt factually accurate Page Six reported that Aubrey and Taylor were recently spotted in Los Angeles "intimately flirting, talking closely and laughing.

He has informally consulted other cabinet ministers including David Blunkett, the former Home Secretary, and he has talked closely to his counterparts in France, Germany and Spain.

But the 28-year-old is also a target for Besiktas and significantly a key agent in the country Ceylan Caliskan has claimed: "I talk closely with Demba Ba, he wants to play for a Turkish club but I can't comment on a transfer yet".

By 2015, a series of swearings-in and other events where Biden placed his hands on women and girls and talked closely to them had attracted the attention of both the press and social media.

Bars are usually relatively small, customers can sit and talk closely with the staff.

But he says the "the fundamental framework is one that we support after talking pretty closely to people in industry about it".