Sentence examples for talks shifted from inspiring English sources

When the talks shifted to a luxury hotel in Vienna, the microwave radiation from the surveillance efforts of competing intelligence agencies was so intense that diplomats had to walk some distance from the venue to use their mobile phones.

As the Camp David summit meeting moved closer to a supposed deadline of President Clinton's Wednesday morning departure for Japan, the White House remained officially committed to reaching "an agreement" before then and talks shifted into high-drive for a crucial 48-hour period.

The Iran nuclear talks shifted Friday to a blame game, as Iran's foreign minister accused the United States of shifting its demands and dismissed a warning that the U.S. was ready to quit the negotiations.

In April, the talk shifted to the possibility of default.

Once Mike Huckabee dropped out of the race late Tuesday night, the talk shifted to Mr. McCain's potential vice presidential choices.

Indeed, small talk shifted in large part to social networking, said Elisa Camahort Page, co-founder of BlogHer, a women's blog network.

The talk shifted to the men they all knew from various brigades, Islamist and otherwise: where they were fighting, who had been killed, and who had switched battalions.

A month ago, there was talk of devaluating the Argentine peso, which is pegged to the dollar; last week, the talk shifted to the possibility of a bond default.

The talk shifted to pitchers, and Gibson (echoing Pete Rose) said he thought that Juan Marichal had been the best hurler of their time, because of his absolute control.

The talk shifted to a new comedy series on IFC, "Portlandia," in which flannel-shirted underachievers from the Rose City play in bands and work in coffee shops, and pretend not to care about money and worldly ambition.

When, after an hour, talk shifted from introspection to geopolitics, the years seemed to slip away and he grew vigorous and forceful, his world view still wide ranging, detailed and commanding.