The sound of talking could be heard from outside the classroom.

The man talking paused for a moment to take a sip of water.

People came from miles around to see the talking dog.

She talks to her pets even though they can't respond.

Can I talk with you a minute? I'll talk with my associates and get back to you.

We talked about the film we had just seen.

I'm glad I bumped into you; can we talk?

The talk concerned global warming.

Their talk was about politics.

The political talk didn't interest me much, so I went outside.

Her talk made it obvious that she was from New York.

There is too much talk in this town; people should mind their own business.

He is all talk and no action; don't expect that it will ever happen.

The talks to end the war continued.

After four hours of interrogation, the witness finally talked.

The old ladies love to talk. I would ignore them if I were you.

The ambassador is going to talk at the university tonight.

You know that money talks, don't you?

Vinnie's been giving you a hard time? Don't worry; I'll talk to him.

I didn't really feel like going out, but my friends talked me round.

Don't talk back to your parents!

I hate it when my teacher talks down to me.

The politician spends a lot of time talking down his rival's policies, but not much talking about his own.

They talk of invading that country.

I'm going to talk on American literature next Thursday.

The president introduced the first speaker, who was going to talk on price rises.

Jen and her husband are seeing a counsellor to try and talk out their differences.

I hate it when people talk over me at meetings. Quit trying to talk over me.

Let's talk over your college plans.

Talking to Esther is like talking to a brick wall; neither one will listen!

I'll do all the talking when we negotiate the price.

"Stop talking!" the teacher told her students.

Stop talking.

I think I heard something.

Their behaviour quickly became a talking point in the village.