Sentence examples similar to talking- from inspiring English sources

I'm talking about Penn Station.

He's done crucial research on language acquisition, and he offers an admirable account of syntax in his book, but it is unclear what he's talking about here.

[Via Talking Points Memo].

Though each of them had a very distinct reaction to the challenges of making art that seemed honest and relevant to the present moment, it was also true that in talking to the four of them separately, common themes emerged.

Ramirez was a passenger in a car that had stopped, and Morrison was talking with the occupants, police said.

Talking to the Observer is clearly something of a trial for Musharaf, who has asked Burton to be in the room during the interview.

The prime minister's spokeswoman said: "The PM's view is clear that we have to keep talking and working with the agencies on what they need to keep us safe.

When it comes to living arrangements, everyone has different preferences so it's worth talking with your son or daughter about what's important to them.

Clarke said: "The first priority of any British government is to provide for the security of the citizens of the country, and at the moment in the criminal field all the major activity is international, whether you're talking about international people trafficking, drug dealing, whether you're talking about illegal migration or whether you're talking about counter-terrorism.

"There's a fear among them that this is a zero-sum game; that there's a pre-defined cake and if you start talking about men, you're going to somehow eat a chunk of this cake that's taken them a long time to bake".

"We're talking about an issue which really clears up the historical record," Leigh said.