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Kelimesi ile İlgili Örnek Cümleler

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• to talk to sb
• And despite all their talk they cannot give a promise that the tax burden will fall.
• she refused to talk
• he delivered a talk on local history
• For example, there has been much talk about the increasing deprofessionalisation of teaching.
• It seems to have been Africa's fate to become a theater of empty talk and public gestures.
• we have ways of making you talk
• to talk to the enemy
• I confess that, by that point, I was too distressed to listen to the fourth talk at all.
• we need to talk
• In fact, careless talk and unciphered communications gave considerable help to German intelligence.
• So some say the future of the church is in Africa and there is a lot of talk of the next pope coming from there.
• there is talk of an armistice
• my mother had a talk with Louis
• there's talk that ...
• He was having a serious talk with his mother as soon as all this was over.
• The early talk was that they'd address only people who purchased locks in the last two years.
• However, in response to the public outcry at the proposals, the council has now backtracked claiming talk of closure was a rumour.
• Footsteps receded down the corridor and melted into the low hum of talk from the banquet.
• Then it got peaceful, and everyone started eating, and there was only the low murmur of talk and laughter.
• Karl realized Kat wasn't ready to have a serious talk yet, so he decided to stop trying.
• you should hear the talk!
• there's a lot of talk about the new rules
• For Arius, it was logically possible to talk about God without talking of him as Father.
• The room seems so much more packed with these guys around - and I hear talk of them coming every week.
• Credit markets are forever engulfed by rumours and panic talk about situations that rarely materialise.
• The new editor has instead upped news content and there is talk of launching a News Review section.
• With these ideas out of the window, what is there to talk about?
• The avian flu virus which has generated much talk and discussion across continents in recent weeks is of a deadly nature.
• they won't talk to the regime that killed their families
• I had a serious talk with them and I cannot say now what action I am going to take against them.
• dead men can't talk
• we need more than just talk
• He got lots of laughs when he recalled a story of how he could hardly talk English after linking up with him.
• Newcomers adjust their talk and nonverbal interactions to those of a work group they are entering.
• The talk of moving the championship started last year and the rumours made the rounds this year as well.
• I'm not one to talk but ...
• within days I was the talk of the town
• I can't talk at the moment
• Mediation does offer a family session or couples can ask their mediator to have a talk with the children.
• don't try to talk me into acting as a go-between
• He says that talk of a breakthrough has been around for some time.
• talk sense!
• he's all talk
• the baby can't talk yet
• we'd sit and talk about jazz
• I might as well talk to the wall
• I put up with his moping around for about a week, and then decided it was time for a serious talk .
• He is openly weary of discussing his adoption and complains that the last journalist he spoke to wouldn't talk about anything else.
• talk about a mess!
• Where they couldn't talk the language, they made themselves understood by signs, and everyone seemed to be getting on nicely.
• What gets sacrificed is any time to talk , discuss, consider options, or enjoy each other's company.
• Early this year more positive news came with talk that the company was close to making a profit on a monthly basis.
• What I thought, listening to Matt's talk at that conference, was that you could do the whole process in parallel.
• women's talk
• She could talk anyone into anything, Katie thought as she walked into the restaurant.
• In movies like this, a picture is worth a thousand words, and less talk would have been welcome.
• Brushing off talk of a whispering campaign against him in his own party, he claimed that Liberal Democrats were the party of tomorrow.
• he can talk as well as you or I can
• She definitely preferred small talk to no talk , especially in this situation.
• it's better to sit down and talk
• If it is unable to do this, then all talk about independent public opinion is just empty talk .
• You've been trying to talk to him for a few days and now that he's shown up ready to talk , you're not going to listen.
• It could have become a little new-age preachy, with talk of enzymes and vitamins enhancing your well-being.
• By the time I heard, the rumour had been the talk of the school for close to 20 minutes.