Sentence examples for talking groups from inspiring English sources

Participants in talking groups rated post-intervention mood as less negative than those in writing groups and participants rated talking about life goals as more difficult than writing about life goals.

In some areas of the country, environmentalists and the timber industry have formed talking groups to hammer out agreements that benefit both loggers and the forest.

Child-to-child counselling "We're setting up talking groups between children who have similar problems," explains Etienne.

Yes, we're talking group therapy.

Social networking People have said we ought to be described as a talking group rather than a walking group.

He goes to talk groups.

She will lead walk and talk groups across the Stanford Medical School campus to the B. Gerald Cantor Rodin Sculpture Garden, the world's largest collection of Rodin bronzes outside of Paris.

So your talking about groups like the Physicians for Social Responsibility?

"I went out talking to groups of people.

Bentley generally divides interest groups into two categories: organization groups (contemporary instances would include the American Association of Retired Persons, the National Association of Broadcasters, and the National Council of La Raza) and discussion, or "talk," groups.

Operators have access to telephone books and speed dials, touch screen operations of voice and data traffic, monitoring of other talk groups, simultaneous calls to several talk groups and access to voice logs.