Sentence examples for tons of conversations from inspiring English sources

Tons of conversations and stories swirled about famous people who used the site, but hey…who are we to judge?

Armstrong suggested that this kind of speculation happens because, "In a very natural way, AOL comes up in tons of conversations around other companies' strategies.

It really brought us together and we had tons of conversations in the locker room.

You kill one or blow it up into a viral story that starts tons of conversation and pisses a lot of people off and they come back twice as strong the next time around.

Weiner said the makers had a "ton of conversations" about how much she would figure in the new series.

Since the settlement talks began more than a year ago, I have had a ton of conversations with AG Tom Miller of Iowa, Schneiderman and some of his staff, a couple of California AG Kamala Harris' staff people, and a boatload of administration people, so a lot of what I have been trying to do is combine what I am hearing from all those conversations with what I am seeing other places.

Generally, avoid striking up a ton of conversations unless necessary; if the person isn't already talking to you, they probably don't want to talk to you.

Yes, being a Bioware game there is a ton of conversation and reams of text to read through.

The proposal has generated a ton of conversation in political and health policy circles in just the past week, with multiple outlets reporting that leadership is now thinking about floor action before Sept. 30.

The announcement this week that "twerk" would be added to the Oxford Dictionaries Online led to a ton of conversation on Twitter, especially coming after Miley Cyrus' controversial performance at the MTV VMAs.

"I've had tons of incredible conversations with people who say they got married or buried relatives to my songs.