"We talked, obviously, after he did it," Casspi said of his former teammate.
All the animals can talk, obviously, and they function as a living archive of Richard's most hilarious quotes.
You know, it would be very wrong of me to talk, obviously, about direct conversations that I have had with anybody.
As to what they're talking about, obviously, they're talking about their futures".
That's not the sort of preparation Mr. Goodman was talking about, obviously.
"We've been talking, and obviously we talk every day," Philippoussis, who will be 24 in November, said of his coach.
Often, after a way of talking has obviously outlived its usefulness, a period of inarticulateness ensues; it's not yet clear how we should talk going forward.
Twenty minutes with a talking book obviously made a powerful impression; at the very least, it turned three normal children into walking multiple-choice tests.
Just to follow up on the talks, obviously there have been these contacts about setting up the office, about how talks might begin, but these are the preliminaries to actual peace negotiations of some kind.
Such talk obviously spooked the Labour party: by the following year, the then home secretary David Blunkett was claiming that schools were in danger of being "swamped" by the children of asylum seekers, and Tony Blair pledged to halve the numbers of such people coming to the UK, which happened, though it inevitably had more to do with wider world events than government policy.
