Sentence examples for to discuss like from inspiring English sources

And it's something Harbaugh does not particularly want to discuss, like a magician and his best trick.

And he had other things to discuss, like his 41-yard touchdown runback after blocking and intercepting a pass.

The couples were given stressful topics to discuss, like money or household chores, and the comments made during the ensuing arguments were categorized as warm, hostile, controlling or submissive.

"There are some very basic things to discuss, like 'how are we going to manage 2,000 people coming into the cathedral this Christmas.'" But Chartres said he also wanted to air issues around the ethics of finance, having announced plans for a new group, headed by a former top investment banker, Ken Costa, to explore the subject.

©UNICEF/Yemen-2013/Vinod But in the past people belonging to the tribes would meet near the school with their weapons, whenever there was something to discuss, like disputes, revenge or even killing.

But these are points that, at least in this particular case, we were able to discuss like reasonable people.

We British don't always like to discuss things like our parents' background, particularly at work.

And now people come together to discuss things like shoes not in stores but online.

It also serves as a forum for central bankers to discuss issues like economic policy or bank regulation.

He said the Americans had made concessions even by agreeing to discuss issues like regulatory coordination and executive pay.

The last surviving "Golden Girl" went on "The Daily Show" last night to plug her new sitcom "Hot In Cleveland," but Jon had other issues to discuss -- like his concern that Betty's "newfound" fame might cause her to go through a wild, out-of-control "Britney" phase.