Sentence examples for will begin talking about from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush will begin talking about the economy, education, job training and other issues, calling his ideas part of a package to prepare workers for an economy that has changed tremendously and will continue to put new burdens on people, a senior White House official said.

If a new version of Apple's OS X operating system is indeed due early in 2009, as many believe to be the case, then Apple Chief Executive Steve Jobs will begin talking about it at the keynote speech at Apple's annual developers conference Monday.

The political press will begin talking about the salience of this corruption and it's impact on voters.

In response to my deploying one or other of my nicotine delivery systems, someone will ask after my dependency; and so I'll begin talking about some aspect of it – but after a few seconds I'll pause, with a catch in my throat not unlike the epiglottal spasm that precedes a tobacco-induced coughing fit.

So I think that eventually some of these embedded reporters will begin talking or writing a little bit about what they actually saw.

I think the membership will naturally begin talking about how we manage the party, how we coordinate our MPs.

But it is too soon to begin talking about whether Kosovo will end up independent from Belgrade, said Michael Steiner, a German diplomat and Balkans expert who is scheduled to take up his new duties as governor next Thursday.

"If I begin talking about it, I'll talk the book out," he said.

We need to begin talking about it.

Mr. Obama has begun talking about what he will do after his presidency.

Some employers have begun talking about how they'll make ends meet if their premiums go up from universal health care.