Sentence examples for where talk from inspiring English sources

Where talk exists, so does hope.

"That's a big ticket, particularly in this town, where talk is really cheap".

All very commendable in Tinseltown, of course, where talk is cheap, and press releases are so intimate.

There haven't been many locker rooms as chatty as the Giants' has become, where talk has been so cheap.

The pounding was even more pronounced in Europe, where talk about the short-term financing challenges of the banks swirled through the stock market.

That's all the truer of writers, because their offhand conversation is continuous with their work (even if writing begins where talk ends — in silence).

And it is unclear where talks would be held.

"We just want to create an environment where talking about death is natural and comfortable".

In the engineering sector, where talks are under way, bosses are encountering a more assertive union.

Most great writers are also great talkers, but writing begins where talking ends: in silence.

"It is not acceptable for people to die where talks can be held.