Sentence examples for talks separately from inspiring English sources

The longer India talks separately to Kashmiris and to Pakistanis, the better its odds of striking a deal with the former and presenting it as a fait accompli to the latter.

Sometimes they don't talk separately or at least I can't separate their voices but their identities are quite clear and I must say, joyful.

To complicate matters, the Saudis were now talking separately with Iran.

The warring factions will begin by talking separately with the aim of bringing them together.

One proposal involved a panel discussion among L. A. Times reporters and an academy representative, though it now appears that the talking heads will talk separately.

Not having discussed anything between themselves, Larry and Andy got up from their chairs to talk separately to the actors, then sat back down without exchanging a word.

He said two people — a billionaire and a near billionaire — were talking separately about buying one or two of the craft, each costing $15 million.

Christopher Driver writes: By luck, I knew Manny and his family of musicians for some 25 years; I was also invited to meet the Aeolian players and listen to them all talking separately about each other.

I talked separately with Rolf Skar, Greenpeace's forests campaign director, and Peggy Ward, Kimberly-Clark's director of sustainability strategy, to learn how they turned their antagonistic dynamic into a partnership.

Linebacker Micheal Barrow and defensive tackle Keith Hamilton talked separately about the second-year corners today, but Barrow and Hamilton used the same word to describe their work habits -- professional -- and each mentioned how much time the corners devoted to their craft, in the study of video and in the daily practice of technique.

The leaders of both parties variously negotiated together over the phone, talked separately, conferred with their caucuses and tried to plot an end to the debt crisis that would assure the capital markets around the world that America would meet its debt obligations.