Finally we talked through what was interesting about that idea.
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We talked through this problem on an emergency podcast today.
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"I was talked through as a friend in situations," he said.
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He started his speech with two expletives and talked through tears.
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Ms. French talked through her menu, annotating it like a memoirist.
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That is in all scenarios I talked through in my statement.
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Tim Minear had a few options, and we talked through them.
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So we talked, through his interpreter, and shopped for half an hour.
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"We talked through everything and I'm still friends with [her]," he said.
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Not every issue needs to be talked through with our loved ones.
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At the end, we also talked through the recent SailPoint debut. IPOs!
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"They talked through their differences," said Michael McDonald, the Nevada GOP chairman.
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On the podcast this week, we talked through this decision as a group.
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And they talked through what mental distress might look like in other people.
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We talked through a lot of things and they were there for me.
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All the time, we talked through an interpreter, which was a visible barrier.
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Then they relaxed, ate some fruit, and talked through what had just happened.
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They talked through the camera and they turned the camera on at will.
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We talked through the Portal about the logistics of making a VR film.
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We talked through its product position and focus on smaller margins than it might.
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"I came in and talked through which wines we had with Fred," explains Gamiz.
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First, we talked through yearly results, looking back a half-decade into Uber's revenue growth.
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"We talked through everything, and everything was always done to the higher standard," Marquise says.
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A girl answered, and we talked through Facebook Messenger and got to know each other.
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Then we started over and talked through it, discussing leaves and piles and missing objects.
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Maybe you strolled past ads in the subway, or talked through trailers while at buzzier movies.
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She was holding his hand a lot and they laughed and talked through the evening. Congrats!!!
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We talked through everything, he told me he loved me and we were working through it.
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They have searched for consistency, barreled through practices lasting hours and talked through throat-clearing meetings.
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But the two talked through serious issues like police brutality, student debt, wages, taxes, and jobs.
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We kind of leaned on each other and talked through it, nobody kept it bottled up.
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Balliy then showed up, and delivered the baby after being talked through the procedure by a doctor.
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"What do you want to do?" he asked her, then listened as she talked through her thoughts.
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As we talked through it, the prenup kind of naturally evolved into an exercise on scenario-planning.
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If you've both sat down and talked through it, you might be ready for this big step.
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It was nice, people were generally friendly, and we talked through what had transpired a month before.
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I MEAN, YOU KNOW, WE'VE – YOU AND I HAVE TALKED THROUGH THE MONTH AND MONTHS AND MONTHS.
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So the doctors and his neighbors sat with this man and talked through his life and his troubles.
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I don't have a lot of experiences where people showed up after the breakup and talked through it.
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He and McKinnon then talked through a couple of hypothetical scenarios when meeting people on the campaign trail.
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"We showed her several different designs and talked through the pros and cons of each," Ms. Fies said.
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We talked through the strangeness of a real restaurant being cast as the outside of an imaginary one.
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The star showed fans each product and talked through the formulation and specific skin benefits on her Instagram Story.
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Damien and I sat down and talked through where the camera needed to go, what it needed to see.
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So we got a coffee at Cafe Beit on Bedford Avenue in Williamsburg and talked through the whole thing.
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Each week, our editor in chief and design director talked through their decisions and the challenges along the way.
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As we talked through it, the official concern I relayed to Eddie was my established career as a journalist.
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We traded different tips about things like how to deal with cravings and just talked through how we were feeling.
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In practice, volunteer Diego ended up being talked through most of the process by an audience member with a microphone.
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"Your Scrabble tactics sound familiar," I said after we talked through my next play: "lox" on a double-word score.
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Her first job was as an anchor, where she talked through the news from the Caribbean and New York City.
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We get a taste of that as Vincke talked through how he was going to handle this upcoming boss encounter.
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We talked through the exact steps involved in budget reconciliation, how long it might take, and what obstacles Republicans could face.
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We were playing the night before where I had a full-on panic attack, and we hadn't talked through it all.
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Continuing our tradition of keeping tabs on recent tech IPOs, we talked through Snap and Dropbox, which reported earnings this week.
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Had they noticed how often he'd tried to interrupt her — or had they just noticed that she talked through his interjections?
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Engel noted after they talked through her daughter's disappointment, Sydney felt better and went to her dance class later that day.
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They talked through policy proposals in a 55-page briefing booklet that made little mention of whom the proposals came from.
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That first day, we became so immersed in our conversation that we skipped class and talked through the next lecture period.
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Next, I gave them the work sheet I had designed to guide them through the activity and we talked through the steps.
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This would've taken me three months alone at my desk to solve this problem that we just talked through in 20 minutes.
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We talked through the app and via text message for months before we finally pulled the trigger and decided to meet IRL.
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It wasn't until I ran into a series of enemies too powerful to defeat that I talked through the pluses and minuses.
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As Zeke and his allies talked through which of the other Millennials to target, Adam again took matters in to his own hands.
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Before heading into the suite, Ashley and Kevin talked through their decision — but it was clear she had already made up her mind.
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Barnes trash-talked through it all ... especially when his boys asked if he was gonna get the turkey to finish off the victory.
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I remember later on that night, Blakeney and I talked through the earlier argument and I realized that she hadn't bad-mouthed me.
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I then approached Andrew Kueneman and Matt Ruby on the digital design team, and we talked through a few format and platform options.
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Night matches at the U.S. Open have always been boisterous, but the roof amplified the chatter of fans as they talked through points.
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Then, with Steere still vaping, they talked through some jokes that Steere would use to warm up the crowd before Macdonald's standup that night.
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Ravi Hampole, Lyric's chief experience officer, talked through the ways the startup uses the guide to anchor design decisions and attract real-estate partners.
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Any moment that could simmer over into serious conflict is rapidly talked through, resolved, and put to bed before it can cause any damage.
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CNN senior political reporter Nia-Malika Henderson talked through what's real and what's not with CNN's fact checker Daniel Dale on our "Impeachment Watch" podcast.
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This week Katie Roof, Matthew Lynley and Alex Wilhelm dug into the recent earnings run and talked through what's coming next in the IPO pipeline.
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In therapy, I finally talked through it, and my therapist suggested that my body was trying to protect itself from what I perceived as harm.
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"We spent about five months, from January to May in 2014, talking about this, we brought speakers in, we talked through insurance and liability," Morran said.
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" Judd added that he and Morgan have since "reconciled our differences and talked through the issues that we identified as being the catalyst to our disagreements.
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Jenner thought their meeting could allow the possibility of resolution, as they talked through their years-long (and at times contentious) marriage – and the children they share.
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When I first talked through the cover of The Wedding Date with my editor, she asked me to show her covers of other books that I liked.
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"We talked through a few basic things, but the ultimate document went further," said Mr. Cowles, who has been a lawmaker for three and a half decades.
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Every night, we arrived home exhausted, many hours past dark, and talked through what had happened, as if doing so might guide us through the following day.
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They talked through and around these issues — Lucy's father's mental illness and cruelty, the shame of being poor, the loneliness — their silences as eloquent as their conversation.
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Respect, not just in terms of every aspect around my comfort and vulnerability and talked through and thought through, but I was also given space to be independent.
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He's reportedly talked through policy proposals and cabinet appointments with members, and at times given some members a look into situations that typically play out in secured locations.
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This Silent Hill let's play is sort of like a spinning jewel on the Home Shopping Network, with each facet talked through and revealed by the omniscient narrator.
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A man and woman nudged their way through those standing still and talked through the song about the best way to find their seats the moment it ended.
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We talked through what Long Island neighborhoods we were interested in, the condition of our future home, the importance of a spacious backyard, and plenty of other things.
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From what I've read, you got hired on La La Land because you talked through your vision for the film with Damien, and it matched what he was thinking.
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When Samira Wiley and Orange is the New Black creators talked through her character's arc for season 4, they couldn't possibly have imagined just how timely it would be.
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Aides from the White House, the Justice Department, the Department of Homeland Security, and the State Department, among others, talked through the night with the much-larger Chinese delegation.
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As we talked through the complexities of the science, it dawned on me that the work Dr. Hamilton and his colleagues were doing was really a race against time.
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He walked us through his process, showed us a few early sketches, and talked through some of the best—and worst—reactions people have had to his holiday opus.
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It took her about three years to figure out how to exit in a positive way, and she talked through everything with a small group of people she trusted.
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Smith had Fletcher on her new Facebook talk show, Red Table Talk, and the two talked through their issues and found peace for the whole world wide web to see.
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"With an openness to reconciliation, these women have come together and talked through this incident and expressed their sincere regrets, apologies, and —most importantly — forgiveness to each other," Todd said.
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But then we talked through the new brand of corruption a Trump presidency will likely bring to DC, and we went back to just sighing and saying I love you.
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When Mr. Ellsberg arrived, Mr. Sheehan showed him to the den, and the two men talked through the night about the war and the Pentagon Papers, according to the memoir.
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But as we talked through the game, I realized that there is so much more about it that I love, and each new update brings more to be curious about.
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She noticed the woman was giving birth, and though O'Club staffers called for help, they had to move fast, and were talked through the process by paramedics, according to the newspaper.
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We talked through it, and I had to reassure him that I've filmed very sensitive situations over the years and can do it in a way that doesn't impact the experience.
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WARSAW (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel said she had talked through German-Turkish differences in a constructive spirit with Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan on Saturday but the issues had not disappeared.
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Topping says, in their experience, deep canvassing works best on people who might be concerned about an issue like transgender people in bathrooms but have never really talked through their feelings.
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Standing in front of the first assembled iteration of the Starship rocket, as it's called, Musk talked through a review of SpaceX's history thus far, what its built and what's next.
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With my arms at my side and my head and legs raised six inches off the floor I'm talked through a few to visualizations that Kiki says will help later on.
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I found out more and talked through my concerns, like the pain level and potential for loss of feeling and negative affect on performance, and ultimately, I decided the procedure seemed safe.
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And while Roberts and members of the Dodgers' front office talked through many pitching situations that might occur in Game 5, using Kershaw on one day of rest was not seriously considered.
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During their conversations that April, the two of them talked through the substantive issues that the case involved, like the law's health insurance mandate, the cost of insurance premiums and so on.
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As Buhler, Feldmann and I talked through the details of Metop-B's routine, I could appreciate the satellite as a busy working instrument, watching the atmosphere as attentively as any earthbound weather station.
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After more than a year of negotiations, Obama held a marathon seven-hour "bipartisan summit" at the Blair House in which he talked through health care policy priorities with dozens of Republican senators.
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J. J. It's been wild for me from having worked with writers for many years to work with my son on something and to get pages back after we've talked through an outline.
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"We talked through everything for quite a while, and by the time he got on the boat to leave he had calmed down and was actually very respectful as he departed," Probst said.
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Smith, from Millstone Township, New Jersey, talked through the tears as he thanked them and talked about how much his family means to him and then got even more emotional talking about his dad.
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It became a collaborative effort between Shaw and Spacek, as they talked through personal experiences with people with dementia, as well as reading the same books and watching the same documentaries on the subject.
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As we talked through my critique, he acknowledged the imbalance and ultimately made some minor adjustments, giving greater weight to Reagan's failings (like Iran-contra) while treating Clinton's tenure more analytically and less subjectively.
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Were there places where there was a contentious back and forth going on in the community but once you talked through it with people found they weren't in as much disagreement as they thought?
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From there, she and the kids went on a tour of the Place de L'Opéra, where Garner took photos on her cellphone as a hired guide talked through the history of the famed opera house.
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What reset means, Jim, is this is the year that we share with the world what those issues are and the plan that we talked through today as to how we're going to address them.
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With Toronto in New York town to play NYCFC, we took Jozy to a local soccer bar and talked through his long and winding road as a professional and his hopes for Haiti in Copa America.
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Very early on I made a lot of calls to Gerard and we talked through sort of what my vision was, what his vision was, and we really got along and had some very similar ideas.
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"We talked through a number of issues that affect our community in South Bend, we talked also about an agenda for black America that is going to be a very important part of my campaign," Buttigieg said.
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U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May endured what multiple international outlets branded a "nightmare" during her keynote speech at the Conservative Party's annual conference — as she talked through a prankster, a crumbling background set, and a persistent cough.
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The two artists met for the first time over Google Hangouts, where they talked through ideas for the song they co-wrote in real time with Google Docs during their collaboration, which was detailed on Google's blog Wednesday.
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"I could have talked through this with him and possibly avoided angering him by not surprising him," Iger wrote of Lucas finding out that the new trilogy would go in a different direction from what he had planned.
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"As we talked through why they felt that way, they realized it was because they felt they &aposshould be saving money&apos instead of spending it, which had been drilled into their heads at a young age," Lowell says.
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Despite Haibon having "had a lot of frustrations towards the things Ashley said and did, and discussed her approach and her unwillingness to try to move past myself until Wells came," he shared that the two "talked through everything" and remain friends.
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As I wasn't actually getting surgery, I kind of just talked through some things I thought would work, but toward the end of the consultation session, I was beginning to come around to the idea that there were things wrong with my face.
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The group talked through the oral contract, which covers the minimum length of the run of the piece (four weeks) and how to loan or resell it (this would involve using the same oral contract as the one used to purchase the work).
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In different ways, both talked through a new way of thinking about local news, and a novel business model for funding it, one that doesn't depend on the beneficence of Facebook or Google (which also has a new plan for local coverage).
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This week as TechCrunch Disrupt Berlin came to life, Kate Clark and I snagged some mics and dug through the biggest news of the week (a $50 million check), and talked through who may go public next year and what those IPOs might look like.
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"And so we talked through some of those components last night, what would it take to get Democrats on board on this issue versus that issue, and a lot of work to be done there, but I did see some glimmers of hope," Rubio said.
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Speaking at The Atlantic Festival in Washington DC on Tuesday, Facebook's most senior spokesman Nick Clegg — once a senior British politician himself — talked through the steps that Facebook is taking to prepare for upcoming political elections and its attitude toward political speech on the platform.
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In a lengthy post on Facebook, Gant talked through the difficulties of getting White Face off the ground, the professional legacy he risks by moving forward in a crusade against Atlanta, and the conflict in going against a series that has been so important to Black media.
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I would expect -- we cover obviously as you well know, and you and I have talked through the years down at Kyle Bass' ranch a number of times through the years, I mean, you know corporate America fairly, do you see yourself serving on some boards?
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In meetings in September and October 260 at the headquarters of Egypt's General Intelligence Service in Cairo, Mahmoud al-Sisi, intelligence chief Abbas Kamel and Mohamed Abou Shoka, a legal adviser to Sisi's election campaign, talked through ideas for prolonging the president's time in office, the sources said.
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I recently had a chance to shoot over a few questions to Sandman, where we talked through his history with loot boxes, what he thinks of making money off boxes that make money, and how he's planning to pivot into something new, as the changes begin hitting Rocket League.
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Once we've talked through the introduction, we discuss who the guests are and what we want to do in the interview: what questions we want to explore, what conversational areas we want to bring up, and pieces of sound or quotes or data that we might throw in.
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During the original Cold War, Moscow and Washington recognized that their ideological hostility and nuclear arsenals needed to be contained, so they talked through back channels and across a "hotline" to prevent unexpected crises from triggering confrontations, worked on disarmament and held regular meetings at all levels, up to the top.
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When I talked through my own complex feelings on the revival with Vice editor Pilot Viruet, they pointed out that its jokes about anyone who isn't a white cis gay man are a little more questionable when the show rarely included the subjects to be part of the joke rather than just its punchline.
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Just after a premiere performance of a new Matthias Pintscher concerto with the Boston Symphony Orchestra last month, she talked through a favorite page of the suites, choosing the second half of the Prelude to Suite No. 4 — a twisting, shape-shifting route from a cadenza back to the E flat of the prelude's opening.
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As a group we dug into Lyft's new half-billion-dollar fundraise and what light it may shed on Uber's valuation; spent just enough time to properly vet the current crop of tech IPOs — including what could be called a collective shoutout to a certain charismatic CEO; and, of course, talked through what's new at Apple.
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Fauci, Stephen M. Hahn, the commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration, and Robert R. Redfield, the director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, where the group talked through concerns about the Trump administration's embrace of malaria drugs as possible treatments for Covid-000, the disease caused by the coronavirus, according to a senior administration official.
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What it's done, though, is it's almost like, one of the things that some of the platform companies we've sort of talked through a lot is I don't think they necessarily come with a political bias, but their algorithms are such that if you're reading a story on the left, the next story has to be more outrageous to get your eyeballs to go to that and you just keep feeding the beast.
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In an impressively wide-ranging interview with Zane Lowe on Beats 1 today, the frontman talked through the joys and pitfalls of striking out on the band's own label (it's hard but fun), the possibility of new Strokes music (looks like there will be some), and a new video that the band are shooting for "Threat of Joy" from their recent Future Present Past EP. He also got around to talking about the festival scene and the feeling of playing to 10,000 people or more on a regular basis.
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