Sentence examples for then to talk from inspiring English sources

"It is almost disconcerting to realise how ill-equipped we were back then to talk about such important issues," Summers told the conference.

For me, Caravaggio set the stage for what every contemporary artist seems to be striving for – to live an authentic life and then to talk about, to depict, that experience.

It's pretty straightforward to take any one of the plethora of political signifiers that comprise "The Baader Meinhof Complex" and find something to say about it, and then to talk some more about how they relate to each other.

Less than a year ago Mr. McGowan rejected Ms. Slinkosky's demand that the town adopt a "homeowner's bill of rights" that would include a night curfew on airport takeoffs and landings, although he did agree then to talk to the F.A.A. about halting private flights late at night.

Across Fifth Avenue from an antiwar demonstration yesterday in Manhattan, Steve Durgee, 33, brandished an American flag and a sign that read "Move to France (please!)." Speeding by on Rollerblades, Roger Manning, 46, said, "You people are fools!" The two men started to yell at each other, then to argue, then to talk.

"The thing first of all, was to persuade John Hume if he were prepared to talk to Gerry Adams he would enable Gerry Adams then to talk to the IRA in a way that could at least persuade them to stop," he said.

He waited a minute, and then began to talk.

Celek then began to talk — or, rather, shout.

He sighs, then starts to talk, haltingly, abstractly.

They then prefer to talk with clients and drink with them to have a good time.

And then have to talk about it.