Sentence examples for then talk of from inspiring English sources

Back then, talk of jihad carried little taboo, given the United States' role in financing the resistance.

Millions of people, therefore, are watching an exchange between two teenagers professing suicidal ideation, against a background of possible underage sexual assault, and then talk of police involvement.

Then came Nablus and Tulkarm and then 9percentt of the land and then 13percentt and then talk of maybe 50percentt and now we are hearing about more than 90percentt.

If law is essentially about threats, however, then talk of having an obligation makes no sense: no one thinks, after all, that one has an obligation to hand over one's money to a robber, even if doing so would be prudent in the circumstances.

New Day, Then Talk of War Sometime overnight or Wednesday morning, Mr. Bush, Mr. Cheney and Secretary of State Colin L. Powell, just back from Latin America, made a critical decision: to describe the terrorism as "acts of war," and to declare, "We will rally the world".

October 2, 2013 Damian Mac Con Uladh (@damomac) The symbolism of it all: Athens carries out its annual test of wartime air raid sirens just as 3 #GoldenDawn MPs are released on bail October 2, 2013 Teacher Dude (@teacherdude) As I said before if GD survives this case then talk of nazis and extremists from Greek coalition govt and media will be quietly dropped.

It then talks of "the pizza charter".

But he then talked of "massive conflict" among ministers.

Professor Milroy then talks of "ischaemic heart disease".

He then talked of a range of 20,000 to 50,000, a preferred number of 30,000 and a target of 20,000.

Ms. Robinson then talked of periods of her life as measured by popular songs of the time by Stevie Wonder.