Sentence examples for talking which may from inspiring English sources

If not, be even straighter with him ("Sorry, we're talking"), which may be excruciating, but will work.

With all of Ruefle's borrowings and rephrasings, it's difficult sometimes to tell exactly who's talking, which may be the idea.

She's got a slightly dreamy way of talking, which may be due to motherhood, the sleep she's just woken from, or her stage character, who's a kind of wafting, quixotic femme fatale.

Mr. Cheney and other in the administration are skeptical that the talks, which may not resume until April or May, will yield a commitment from the North to dismantle its weapons without ratcheting up pressure on the North, according to specialists in Asia policy.

To monitor: The Middle East peace talks, which may or may not continue.

Israeli officials also kept their own records of the talks, which may differ from the confidential Palestinian accounts.

But Darfur's other main rebel groups are not involved in peace talks, which may condemn any agreement to failure.

On Monday, opposition leaders and government officials met separately to discuss Mr. Annan's proposed framework for talks, which may begin later this week.

This is a deal that potentially alters the atmosphere and clears the way for future substantive talks, which may or may not succeed.

Only late in his presidency has Bush returned to a more conciliatory policy towards North Korea, through 6-party talks which may in part have put the North Korean nuclear threat back in the toothpaste tube.

We estimate that there is a 10% cross-talk, which may contribute to assigning a higher red/green ratio to some depolarized mitochondria.