" - JD, 38 "Sex so bad we conversed during.
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Some people cried, some strangers hugged, many conversed with strangers.
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Older Navajos conversed in Navajo, while boys spoke fractured pieces.
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I conversed a lot with them as they were drinking.
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"Most individuals did not readily fall asleep but conversed freely," Ekirch says.
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Leonardo DiCaprio looked off in the distance as someone conversed with him.
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Between courses, he wiped down his cooking station and conversed with them.
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Her husband, also homeless, stood across the street as the two conversed.
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It's been ages since we conversed and, um, a lot has happened.
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While this was happening, the riders conversed, swapped taunts and offered bribes.
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" In September, Agent 1 and 5 conversed again, bashing Trump supporters as "retarded.
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He also managed not break into hives when he conversed with Ms. Wintour.
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One man conversed about the suburbs as a clerk dusted the store shelves.
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Since the jail was run by his former colleagues, he openly conversed with them.
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"Michael and I conversed and I found that meeting to be productive," Avenatti said.
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It took some time for the bus to arrive, and we conversed a bit.
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It's been a long time since I conversed with anybody who wasn't named Brooks.
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They conversed over a telephone for 45 minutes with a pane of glass between them.
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She seemed fine and casually returned to her hotel, where she walked and conversed normally.
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They conversed on email for about a month and then met for dinner in London.
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He grew up in an observant Jewish household and in his youth regularly conversed with God.
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Before the age of awareness, people conversed via blog posts, threads in discussion forums, email chains.
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Then they allowed Tay to learn new material as it conversed, which didn't go so well.
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Piller posed for a photograph and conversed briefly with Clemente, who then pirouetted away in pleasure.
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He conversed with a Brazilian fan who flew all the way to Los Angeles for him.
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We sat and conversed with him about our experiences with everyday harassment for the very first time.
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ITK hears the pair, joined by two companions, chowed down as they conversed for about an hour.
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In the Jim Crow era, whites and Blacks greeted one another and conversed cordially on a regular basis.
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As I conversed with the chef responsible for the sancocho, he expressed frustrations as he prepped the avocados.
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Rose said he conversed cordially with the woman, whom he had known for about two years, after the encounter.
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They conversed in pidgin English for several hours, as plate after plate of food was forced upon Mr. Adams.
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I'd seen Dee plenty of times in the yard, but we ran in different circles and had never really conversed.
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Ms. Suda does not recall what they discussed while they browsed the store, but she knows they conversed in Spanish.
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Then, in stiff-upper-lip fashion, he asked for a glass of water, Lady Lucan said, and they conversed briefly.
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According to a new report from TMZ, Woods and Jenner are on such okay terms, they even conversed at said party.
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I would never have conversed with a parent about another student's writing in that manner, simply as a matter of ethics.
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I tried to take the material seriously and speak to some stuff that doesn't necessarily get conversed about often in comedy.
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Ripert guided her along his usual route to Le Bernardin and, despite the language barrier, the two conversed with relative ease.
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The phone call was not the first time Adelson has reportedly conversed with Trump about the effects of the trade war.
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If you have ever asked Apple's Siri or Microsoft's Cortana for a movie show time, you have conversed unknowingly with a bot.
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Now they just faced a few funny looks when they conversed in a language that's not immediately recognizable like Spanish or French.
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It confirms the date and, after a few pleasantries, ends the call with the receptionist seemingly unaware they'd just conversed with a computer.
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We conversed in Spanish and Portuguese, so I know that he really does speak at least 22015 of those languages (along with English).
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After playing through the album on her stereo, she conversed volubly about the music across her kitchen table, over cups of strong coffee.
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We especially appreciated the way they thoughtfully conversed with each other in the comments section and we've highlighted three of those exchanges below.
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Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs publicized Mnuchin's arrival, tweeting a photo of him and Mohammed sitting in large armchairs as they conversed.
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As speakers in these transnational cities conversed, the light undulated and danced; the beams grew stronger and brighter when the participants were synchronized.
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To simulate the experience, Hanks asked the audience to cover their eyes and play along as he and DeGeneres conversed like their famous characters.
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But historians also know that the Samaritan Woman, a repentant sinner who conversed at length with Jesus, was usually depicted in dialogue with him.
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It involved life-sized puppets, scripted whimsy, endless special guests, and interludes in which Chance conversed with a giant, cuddly lion behind the decks.
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Gail: Bret, if we only conversed about things we had solid information about, we would have to spend all our time discussing yesterday's weather.
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Or walked city streets, ate in dark restaurants, conversed about books and spent nights in each other's beds, curled into one another like kittens.
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But neither has any type of relationship with the Trumps, unlike past presidents and first ladies who have consulted and conversed with their predecessors.
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Adweek reported that Peone's flight lasted about an hour, during which he conversed with the flight attendants and drank a complimentary tequila and soda.
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Sessions then purportedly conversed with the diplomat via phone in September, a time when U.S. intelligence officials say Russia was interfering in the 2016 race.
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In a later interview with authorities off of Mar-a-Lago property, Zhang "freely and without difficulty conversed ... in the English language," the agent wrote.
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He sat in my headquarters on Stone Island as we conversed, in the almost-perfect German he likes to speak, over beer and Bavarian food.
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I have never engaged with, been paid by, paid for, or conversed with any member of the Russian Federation or anyone else to hack Democratic Party computers; and I have never engaged with, been paid by, paid for, or conversed with any member of the Russian Federation or anyone else to create fake news stories to assist the Trump campaign or to damage the Clinton campaign.
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More than 90% of parents reported that they have conversed at least once with their teen about what's acceptable material to share with legions of followers.
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Before Trump, I have never even heard of a president seriously thinking he could silence someone with whom the president had conversed by invoking executive privilege.
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Court documents state that Angela Hamrick told investigators that she had "conversed on a number of occasions about murdering Jason with her boyfriend," the Cincinnati Enquirer reports.
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In the second, he walked over to the visitors' bench and conversed with Knicks Coach Kurt Rambis, who spent many years as an assistant in Los Angeles.
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There were few Muslim families there, and the townspeople conversed not in Arabic but in Syriac, a dialect of Aramaic, the language scholars believe was spoken by Jesus.
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Arthur even tracked Sand down at her family home and conversed in person (Sand was stricken with spinal troubles and was mostly confined to a couch or bed).
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" The statement alleged that the "flight attendant conversed with these passengers and encouraged their behavior by laughing with them and dancing to the music blaring from the speaker.
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Kislyak and Sessions then conversed via phone in September, a time when intelligence officials say Russia was intruding in the 2016 race with a hacking and influence campaign.
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I have never engaged with, been paid by, paid for, or conversed with any member of the Russian Federation or anyone else to hack anyone or any organization.
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After ["Endgame"], my sister and I talked about how well-crafted the entire series was, and conversed for hours about certain references and foreshadowing featured in previous movies.
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Instead, Betty quickly finds herself in the belly of the beast — she's rooming with Ethel (Shannon Purser) who believes she has met and conversed with the Gargoyle King himself.
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I have never engaged with, been paid by, paid for, or conversed with any member of the Russian Federation or anyone else to hack or interfere with the election.
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She had noticed many others getting barred, those she'd previously conversed with, but she never thought it would happen to her because she said she never made insulting comments.
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Pineda, who is from the Dominican Republic, had only a rudimentary command of English, but in an effort to learn the language, he regularly conversed with reporters who spoke it.
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Thomas was playing at Melbourne's Rod Laver Arena in Australia as part of his "The Great Unknown World Tour" on Saturday, when in between songs he conversed with the audience.
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In an interview, Jonathan Hafetz, the lead A.C.L.U. lawyer on the case, said he was one of three attorneys who spoke to the man, and that they conversed in English.
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In an apology for Tay's behavior, posted Friday, Microsoft claimed the chatbot is based on a similar project in China, where 40 million people happily conversed with a bot called XiaoIce.
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The last time we conversed, we agreed that the Kavanaugh hearings would be a snooze, all grandstanding and no revelations, leading up to the all-but-foregone conclusion of his confirmation.
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So, as she and Ms. Hager conversed in Swiss German, we picked out several little framed paper cuts for Christmas gifts — among them, the silhouette of a boy playing an alphorn.
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She wrote that, in contrast to many male inmates who conversed about politics, means of escape and chess, she and other women focused on maintaining a microcosm of domesticity and civility.
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These simple chatbots were given a load of examples to spot basic patterns in human communication, and then conversed with themselves millions of times in order to figure out how negotiate with humans.
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I went to a movie by myself, complimented strangers, conversed with people I'd never met, and made a point to reach out to individuals in my life who I normally wouldn't talk to.
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Gibson has long conversed with cultural heterogeneity: Because his father was a civil engineer of the US Department of Defense, Gibson grew up in urban hubs around the US, Korea, Germany, and England.
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Many video games allow players to interact with other characters only by attacking them; here, every character, even the least important digital extra, can be spoken to, and often conversed with at length.
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The two leaders conversed on the sidelines of the Group of 20 summit here for ninety minutes, a senior US official said, and worked to clarify gaps in negotiations over on the Syrian crisis.
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Then in 2012, Mitt Romney's aides allowed Clint Eastwood to give an extemporaneous prime time speech, during which he conversed with an empty prop chair like a grand old man of the psych ward.
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Fellow neighbor Sherrie Schulteis told The Lynden Tribune that she often conversed with Jones and watched out for each other's homes, but never knew the extent to which he was struggling mentally and financially.
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The then and the now conversed fluently where the British sculptor Anish Kapoor's meters-deep black rectangular hole in the ground yawned underneath busts of Pompeian divinities that connected the underworld and the heavens.
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As the two conversed, it was revealed that they'd known each other for 20173 years and more, have long respected each other's work, and that Miyamoto has recorded messages for Ubisoft staffers in the past.
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Shortly after her marriage, she impressed observers when she sat between President Bill Clinton and the Russian leader, Boris N. Yeltsin, at a state dinner and conversed easily with both of them in their own languages.
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It's interesting to analyze the differences between Google and Twitter here, where you can see that, sometimes, those topics that are much conversed about aren't necessarily those that result in users' searching the web to learn more.
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Of course, it was not clear why we were nibbling on gasoline-bleeding clams under a bridge that seemed hardly a scenic spot for a picnic, surrounded by tough-looking men who could not be conversed with.
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A conservative legal group is suing the CIA, Department of Justice (DOJ) and the Treasury Department for access to the information that revealed former national security adviser Michael Flynn conversed with Russia's ambassador before President Trump's inauguration.
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At the best schools, like Pyongyang No. 1 Secondary School, the students are extraordinarily bright and they conversed with us in fluent English, with far more sophistication than on my first visit to the same school in 1989.
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I was able to play music in the background as we conversed—with far better fidelity than is possible with even the most expensive hearing aids—and I could raise and lower its volume independently from everything else.
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"From my point of view, it was a great day for the president in terms of the underlying allegation," Graham said, adding that Trump seemed to feel a sense of "relief" when the two men conversed this past weekend.
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In a video of the incident, Thomas appeared calm as he conversed with two young male spectators, who, it turns out, might have had nothing more on their minds than a potentially free ice cream when they heckled Thomas.
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He took many to eat fish and cassava at Maluku on the Congo river, and encouraged some to meet Papa Wendo, the ancient father of the Congolese rumba, or to listen in on meetings of intellectuals who conversed in English.
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"I have never engaged with, been paid by, paid for, or conversed with any member of the Russian Federation or anyone else to create fake news stories to assist the Trump campaign or damage the Clinton campaign," Cohen's statement reads.
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Reagan conversed with Ms. Quigley by telephone and passed on the information she received about favorable and unfavorable days to Mr. Deaver, the presidential assistant, and later to the White House chief of staff, Donald Regan, for use in scheduling.
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Just a month after her wedding in 1993, the public swooned when she sat between President Bill Clinton and President Boris N. Yeltsin of Russia at a state dinner in Tokyo and conversed easily with both in their own languages.
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They flew in a rickety Ukrainian plane from Djibouti to Asmara to cover a 1998 war between Ethiopia and Eritrea; dined together in Tripoli, Libya; partied at Colvin's home in London and conversed on Skype just before Colvin was killed.
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But some tables were effortlessly mixing English and Spanish, especially those where children were accompanying their parents, while others, including tables of mixed-ethnicity couples, cheered, conversed and cursed (Mexico lost, 1-0) over their frozen margaritas almost entirely in English.
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Once into the park, everyone mostly just walked and conversed, stopping every few blocks to work up another number with Mr. John, including a ringer from the late 16th century, the lovely "Coventry Carol" ("Lully, lulla, thou little tiny child").
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The two parties have not conversed since his firing, though Mr. Tambor has said in interviews that while he was moody and irritable on the set, his behavior was consistent with what has been described as the sexualized banter that marked the production.
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Astral Plane boss Gabe Meier, who has conversed extensively with artist (who doesn't speak English) via Skype, explained to us via email that the EP is rooted in ideas about AI and popular culture, as well as the intimacy between humans and machines.
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If, that is, you're old enough to have grown up during the bland period when a domestic sitcom consisted of a husband and wife whose attraction to each other was never convincing and who conversed in setup/punch line repartee of the most predictable sort.
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The groom's father, the leader of the small Jewish community there, did not speak English; we conversed solely in Yiddish, the primary language of the more than six million Jews who perished in the Holocaust, and the language my own father spoke to me before English.
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Watch: British Comedy's Rising Star Michaela Coel on Swapping God for Filthy Jokes The first person I call is Jackie Weaver, a celebrity animal communicator who has conversed with the horses of The Americans star Matthew Rhys, as well as the dogs of British TV hypnotist Paul McKenna.
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If instead we each conversed with one person who didn't vote in the last election and persuaded him or her to vote, or we each talked to someone who voted differently than we did, and we managed to bridge the gap between us, we'd have a much better country and world.
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That at first was very unexpected; I had anticipated maybe a few minutes of ranting about what they were feeling was what I was going to get, but almost every individual that I conversed with believes that there is a complete misrepresentation of what it is like to actually live in Detroit.
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Co-director Byron Howard tweeted early Zootopia sketches as he conversed with furries; animator Daniel Gonzales encouraged fans to send pictures of themselves in fursuits; and layout supervisor Joaquin Baldwin pondered the Zootopian presence of "smoothies" (for those of you outside furry culture, that's the concept of anthropomorphic characters obsessing over humans).
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In January, Steve BannonStephen (Steve) Kevin BannonThe specter of Steve Bannon may loom over 2020 Trump campaign Sunday shows - Trump's Epstein conspiracy theory retweet grabs spotlight Steve Bannon: 'President Trump is not a racist' MORE was interviewed while his lawyer conversed with White House lawyers about what Bannon could or couldn't answer.
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Around 15 people conversed for more than two hours on a Friday evening, and the participants ranged from Anthony Rosado, a young, outspoken artist who was raised by a single mother in Bushwick until they were displaced by rising rents, to Liam, an older man who is a landlord in his native Canada and who is currently facing hostility from locals in his new Harlem neighborhood.
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Yet it is clear from his guilty plea that Papadopoulos conversed with a Russia-linked professor who cited "dirt" on Democratic candidate Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE and that other emails showed him discussing potential meetings with Russian officials with older, more experienced campaign aides.
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