Sentence examples for talking together with from inspiring English sources

Part of the new scheme involved pupils talking together with a teacher as a group about issues like bullying, and including the problem pupil as part of the solution rather than repeatedly excluding them.

The Prefect is now sympathetic to Agnes but fears he will lose his position if he does nothing, so leaves the matter in the hands of another official; the two are seen talking together, with words from Nihil invenio cause in eam ("I find no cause against her") above.

If they have a question or a group of people are talking together with her.

"But we have agreed to negotiate and talk together with the player.

Simple things like hugs, giving time for talking together, helping with the homework, having them help with the dinner, etc., create bonding times and let your child know that you will be about when they need you to talk with.

Mild Tourette's or a minor form of OCD can be well managed with drugs and/or behaviour therapy, but he will have to be happy to take part, and that needs you talking together gently, with tact and no sense of blame or shame.

Some of us chose to find the balance that allows for real quality family time -- the intimacy of eating, watching TV, and laughing and talking together that comes with just being home together.

Take time out for walks in the park, talking together and being with family.

"In the past, meetings like this were just a bunch of academics talking together," said Jack Fellows, an official with the University Corporation for Atmospheric Research (UCAR) in Boulder, Colorado, who helped run the summit and contributed to the report.

In conclusion, the focus group discussions were lively and conversational, with participants often talking together as they shared experiences.

But we also talk together and with [field agent] Tania, and we feel better.