Sentence examples for yet talking for from inspiring English sources

"I can never adapt myself," he complained to Carl Sandburg — who was one of Martha's many gentleman friends, and whose language in writing to her is one of this book's many unexpected treats — "to the usual habit of eating too much, drinking five varieties of wine and saying nothing, yet talking, for three long hours".

And Toronto have been around longer than Seattle, yet talking about a decade-long wait for MLS Cup implies that an MLS Cup has been even a remote possibility for most of that time.

If those you can vote for aren't yet talking sustainable, healthy diets -- they soon will be.

Perhaps I was reckless or stuck in a sort of fight mode, but instead I took a step I'd been considering for years, yet talked myself out of, by applying to study for a master's degree in marketing communications.

McQueen doesn't have a film to promote, he can't yet talk about his forthcoming projects for HBO or the BBC.

"They hired me to manage the ballclub, not to talk about politics," Guillen said, in Spanish, and yet talk about politics he did, for much of the next forty-five minutes, in an attempt to convince Miami's Cuban population not to boycott the Marlins.

A few elderly people in China yet talk of their admiration for Rabindranath Tagore, the Bengali writer who won the Nobel prize for literature in 1913.

Yet talk of $100m windfalls for each of the firm's senior partners from its planned flotation this autumn upsets the co-chairmen, Jon Corzine and Henry Paulson, who have claimed Goldman's decision to go public was for strategic reasons, not personal enrichment.

And yet you can hardly hear them talking for the sound of nature and chirping and the like.

Kerry has been talking for years, and yet such is the thicket of his verbiage that he has achieved almost complete strategic ambiguity.

If your teacher still hasn't got angry at you yet for talking you have made it to the next step and you can be that little bit more louder, you can also become a bit crazy e.g. sing, talk, laugh.