We talk endlessly about the catalog and the legacy of Cursive.
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Talk endlessly about what a great "healthy snack" pumpkin seeds make.
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He did talk endlessly about football and the joy of amateur athletics.
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So as long as Numbers helps you with that, let Numbers talk endlessly.
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Aren't these simply self-absorbed millennials taking another opportunity to talk endlessly about themselves?
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Democrats talk endlessly about needing to "build the bench" — the next generation of potential politicians.
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Colleagues remember an insecure man whose nickname was "Philipbuster," because of his tendency to talk endlessly.
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We both love to talk endlessly, so a lot of our time is inexpensively spent in conversation.
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My co-workers talk endlessly about "Game of Thrones," but it's too removed from reality for my taste.
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While the queer community likes to talk endlessly about "safe space," the sad reality is that safe space is a myth.
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Those escapees given scholarships to study in America were made by their benefactors to talk endlessly about their abduction for fundraising appeals.
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Populist parties talk endlessly about the Islamic threat to gay people but rarely bother to champion other gay issues, such as gay marriage.
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Vapers can talk endlessly about their favorite flavors (a Fruit Loops blend, called "Looper," was all the craze for a while) and setups.
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Throughout the series, the Gilmore girls are seen sipping coffee in practically every scene, and they talk endlessly about their love of the beverage.
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No, Trump might talk endlessly, but he would do it from a comfy, heated plexiglass bubble while the peons stand shivering in front of him.
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In Ryan's case, the bill supersized the deficit and made a mockery of the "debt crisis" that Ryan used to talk endlessly about during the Barack Obama years.
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We talk endlessly about globalization and all that, yet America spends more on health than it does on imports – and spends it much worse: our health care system is hugely dysfunctional.
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And perhaps alarmingly for a president who likes to talk endlessly about his Electoral College win, he's actually much more unpopular in the key states that tipped him over the top.
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Things released by Magic Leap, a company which has raised $1.4B from investors, to date: Magic Leap has been very, very willing to talk endlessly about its unreleased product without actually saying anything.
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On the positive side, charities and aid workers talk endlessly and earnestly about how smartphones will allow farmers to check crop prices, let villagers sign up for online education and help doctors boost vaccination rates.
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David Leonhardt The old formula for passing a big tax cut for the rich was simple: Package it with a modest tax cut for the middle class — and talk endlessly about the middle-class part.
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Unfortunately, in the modern Senate, the old style of filibuster -- whereby the objecting party must talk endlessly, around the clock, in order to obstruct a vote -- is rarely practiced, and it carries with it virtually no political risk.
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That willingness to talk endlessly over legal reforms is in contrast to what many Belgians see as an inflexibility by Rajoy to accept changing Spain's 1978 post-dictatorship constitution — and hence to negotiate a more devolved status for Catalonia.
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Trying to keep out of a rut, he wrote "An American in Washington" (1961), a guide to the capital, detailing the techniques of name-dropping, the importance of lunch and advice on how to talk endlessly without saying anything.
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TV is better than ever — yet we talk endlessly about the same tiny handful of shows Let's obliterate the myth that humans have a bad sense of smell The head of the Census Bureau just quit, and the consequences are huge
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Igel added that this situation is unique because it impacts the network's ratings in two ways: primarily broadcasting the games and also broadcasting the NBA as a "media product," or something that studio shows like "Inside the NBA" and "SportsCenter" can talk endlessly about.
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Republican lawmakers describe a President that behind the scenes is like a Maitre D' at your favorite restaurant, a willing tour guide and listener, but also a force of personality who commands meetings and has the propensity to talk endlessly about everything and nothing.
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Rather than sport Nazi uniforms and talk endlessly of "niggers" and "kikes" as Rockwell did, Spencer and his twenty-first-century allies have eschewed the uniforms and swastikas—though Spencer does enjoy a good Nazi salute now and then—and euphemistically labeled themselves "alt-right," which sounds more cutesy than threatening, and which the media obligingly went gaga over.
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The tens of thousands of people who came to see him speak at campaign events might have numbered well below the millions who had watched him on TV, but the sheer physical fact of them — he would talk endlessly at his rallies about the lines trying to get inside the building, the poor put-upon fire marshals who had to deliver the bad news — seemed to entrance him.
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The next morning, having heard his daughters talk endlessly about Pee- wee, Farmer Brown insists that Pee-wee marry one. During the wedding ceremony, Pee-wee uses the disguise kit to flee the church. He then gets a ride in an RV driven by four hairdressers who are en route to a hairdressing contest. Pee- wee realizes he is still far from New York, but the hair stylists implore him not to give up.
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Theophilus Moore himself was said to have had a great skill in prophecy, and subsequent editors made sure that whoever did the predictions was good at it. The editor and the prophet have not always been the same person, as is the case in the 2018 edition. Michael Fanning, a native of Brackenstown, Co. Dublin, was a regular contributor to almanacs, and did some of the predictions for Old Moore's Almanac; Bernard O'Neill, of Blackwatertown on the Moy near Armagh, was the prophet for some time previous to 1914-15. There are famous examples of predictions coming true in the past which made readers talk endlessly.
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