Sentence examples for would be talk from inspiring English sources

In the months ahead, there would be talk that Mr. Altuzarra was being scouted by important European fashion houses eager to snare a rising star.

"If it were the NHS, there would be talk of billion-pound holes in the budget, but Network Rail seems to be able to continue blithely on".

He said: "Somebody was going to create a scripted show on YouTube that uses the vlogger format and if they were marketing savvy they would make it feel real so there would be talk about it.

When he is touring in Scotland and appears on a TV show to discuss his father, who'd been a soccer star there, the three elements of the show constitute "a Scottish orgasm: there would be talk about soccer, nostalgia about soccer and living evidence that they had never allowed their racism to interfere with soccer".

His house was a short walk away in the woods and every time I went there I knew that there would be talk, drink, gossip, mockery of our great leaders, almost certainly a heavy argument and then rolling back home knowing that you'd been in company as good as it gets.

"To me there is a formula: if oil is near $100, they are certainly not going to cut their production, and if oil looks like it's going to fall toward $85 a barrel, there would be talk of a cut," Mr. Sieminski said.

"We would be talking about other things.

And that it would be talked about.

Otherwise, we would be talking about the genius of Tosatti.

His decisions would be talked about for weeks.

"It would be all he would be talking about".