Sentence examples for to talk especially from inspiring English sources

Everybody was excited and wanted to talk, especially the Tunisians themselves.

Everybody in it wanted to talk, especially the many members of the proprietorial family, the Killeens.

Oh, but everyone else wanted to talk, especially the celebrities and superstar athletes who dominated the guest list.

Many asylum-seekers come from villages in which the custom is for men to gather outside to talk, especially in the evening.

Cairean cabbies like to talk, especially about politics, and for the past year this topic has been capable of outlasting any traffic jam.

There's great pressure on him and I think it helps him to talk, especially as I used to play the game.

If you're feeling his love, there's no harm in leaning in to hear him talk, especially if you're in a loud or crowded place.

Moats said he once tried to explain to Pollard that normal people talk, especially on the phone.

It is in the interest of the United States and its allies to keep talking, especially since a new round of sanctions are scheduled to go into effect.

It is unclear if they are truly open to talks, especially since some in the movement believe they are winning — or at least can hold out until the end of 2014, when most of the foreign forces are scheduled to be withdrawn.

On this side of the process, the director is obliged to keep talking – especially when, as Gosling is, they are also the writer and producer.