Sentence examples for talks short from inspiring English sources

Turkey has said it would not accept any goal for the talks short of full membership.

Friend's "dharma talks" — short sermons — are based largely on simplified tantric principles (not, he stresses, the ones relating to tantric sex): students learn that they are divine beings, that goodness always lies within, that by opening to God's will — opening to grace, Friend calls it — "you actually become vastly more powerful than the limited person that you usually identify with".

Along with the planned talks, short film competitions and conferences exploring the genre, those behind the Sad Hill Cultural Association have bigger plans for the cemetery once the restoration is complete – they want the 85-year-old Eastwood to visit the site of his famous shootout.

The main concerns of the "auditors," as the convention speech screeners are called, has been to keep the talks short and upbeat, so as not to interfere with the snappy, happy production Republicans organizers are seeking to present to the American public, according to speakers and convention officials alike.

Keep talks short because you want to leave plenty of time for interaction at the end.

Talks are becoming TED talks; short, funny and information packed.

We had to cut our talk short.

Mr. Cobb, who was also cast in other silent movies, appeared in the "Our Gang" series's last silent film, "Saturday's Lesson," and its first talking short, "Small Talk," both in 1929.

Keep the talk short and specific.

Keep your talk short, simple, and to the point.

And I'm not talking short days either.