Sentence examples for up in a conversation from inspiring English sources

The second day was better; I marched into the lounge and was quickly caught up in a conversation.

A black woman summed it up in a conversation with Christopher Wren, the New York Times correspondent in South Africa.

The article, Mr. Obama said, had come up in a conversation he had with President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia.

Other tidbits from Mr. Miller's athletic past came up in a conversation about his unusual career path.

At one point, Li was caught up in a conversation about management styles and the toddler got her tiny hands on a drumstick.

My roommate and her sister and my boyfriend's brother's fiancee have lactose intolerance, and it always comes up in a conversation.

Instead, think of a random word that would not come up in a conversations (e.g. kazoo, flugelhorn, ocelot), something that you wouldn't normally say.

("I pop up briefly in a conversation on mediocrity," he said).

A sense of loss came up repeatedly in a conversation with the Bartmans at their Tilghman home.

MIT economist David Autor summed the fear up well in a conversation we had earlier this year.

Butterfield brought up Wordie in a conversation about how we define social media and Web 2.0 applications.