Sentence examples for talking directed from inspiring English sources

In "Excuse Me, I'm Talking!," directed by Judy Chaikin, Ms. Korzen tells an autobiographical story that takes her from Mosholu Parkway in the Bronx as a child of Jewish immigrants to Hollywood and back again to New York.

Gallery artists may be quite glib, but it is the gallery owner who does the most talking, directed at people who already have some understanding of artistic license.

"LOOK WHO'S TALKING" Directed by Amy Heckerling.

And then when finally led in, the latter, instead of talking direct to him will sit for while reading the secretary's report.

They might as well now talk direct to Nanjing.

This unit will allow the vehicle to talk direct to Earth, in addition to relaying data via satellites like MRO.

He talked direct democracy and people's revolution, but governed as an autocrat.

Basically her people are saying say enough already, lets just talk direct," Huma Abedin explained to other senior aides in a November 2014 email.

We do things like seeking to have the parent talk direct to the child, or the child talk direct to the parent, telling the parent how they are feeling and if they can't do it then we, the therapist, with the child's permission, will talk for the child and then the parent will answer.

Talk direct to human resources.

But the trash-talking directed at Valuev has had a strategic purpose too.