Sentence examples for talks transcripts from inspiring English sources

A12 Transcripts of Pardon Talks Transcripts of conversations between President Bill Clinton and the Israeli prime minister at the time, Ehud Barak, indicate that while both men wanted the fugitive financier Marc Rich to receive a pardon, Mr. Clinton was aware that the matter would probably generate controversy.

Her new book, HOW TO TALK TO A LIBERAL (IF YOU MUST): The World According to Ann Coulter (Crown Forum, $26.95, October), will include television and talk-radio transcripts as well as reworked columns.

A very specific appropriation of this approach is for example found in the works of Norris (2012), who presents video data in a way that enables the readers to not only gain a visual impression of the interactions, but also temporal aspects by using consecutive still-frames from video combined with talk in multimodal transcripts.

Through multiple readings of the transcripts, talk samples have been chosen to illustrate some of the thematic categories previously described in our theory of remediation, samples that seem most suitable for crystallizing understanding.

The Blair interview 2001: Read the transcript Tony Blair talks to Kamal Ahmed and Andrew Rawnsley The Blair transcript: On New Labour's record and ambitions The Blair transcript: Europe will be a winning issue for us Blair in 1997: I will be more radical than people think.

Also, transcripts of talks at 1977 Alumni Symposium by Robert Alexander, Edmund Bacon, Henry Tova, Jason Seley, Donald Greenberg, K. C. Parsons, Frank Rhodes, and students.

The Distinguished Speaker series presents edited transcripts of talks delivered at Cornell, both in the original language and in translation.

Correspondence, applications, minutes, notices, announcements, reports, records, financial statements, postcards, blueprints, scale drawings, newspaper clippings, transcripts of talks, and pamphlets.

The bulk of the Olgivanna Lloyd Wright papers consist of extensive correspondence, autobiographical writings and other manuscripts, musical scores and recordings, and transcripts of talks by Olgivanna to the Fellowship.

Even Groneman's examples from contemporary sexploitation talk shows rely on transcripts.

However, these concepts were sometimes implicit in the transcripts; women talked about substances they had used but couldn't remember or know their names and ingredients, particularly herbs.