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211 Incidentally , it is just nonsensical to talk of fattening food.

212 Any talk of residuals, past or future, was simply a nonstarter.

213 Although you will often hear talk of cars 'overtaking in the pitlane' (meaning a car gaining track position through a better pit stop compared to a rival) this is a matter of race strategy.

214 TARA DUNION: "We're hearing also talk of 'super phones' which have fourth-generation chips in them that allow instantaneous access to videos and photos."

215 As long as that state is unknown, we have no right to talk of the perceiver as apart from perception.

216 Breuer discovered that if he hypnotized her, she would talk of things she did not remember in the conscious state, and afterwards her symptoms were relieved -- thus it was called "the talking cure."

217 As Russian numbers sag, and as Chinese traders and labourers become more visible in Russian cities, fearful talk of the "yellow peril" has flourished.

218 What a turnabout from a few months earlier, when Groupon was the talk of Wall Street.

219 Actor Kevin Spacey, a "Social Network" executive producer, said talk of a bitter contest was "a silly conversation."

220 Talk of him leaving in the summer is just mischief-making.

221 It's been the talk of the town the week before Super Bowl XLV - freezing temperatures mixed with ice and snow.

222 The administration quickly moved to quash talk of Geithner's ouster.

223 Sensing the change,(www.Sentencedict.com) Chin quickly began to talk of something else.

224 Shares of mainland Chinese firms climbed even higher amid talk of heavy buying by institutions in China able to invest in Hong Kong.

225 Whenever the two meet , which is not often, they talk of the good old times.

226 Something of the world she lived in she has seen from her barred windows. Some air has come through the purdah's folds, some knowledge has filtered to her eager ears from the talk of men.

227 In order to dispel Ahyuan 's fears I began to talk of things that usually delighted her.

228 Which brings me to the simple, take-home point: if you want to make your two-year old the color-naming talk of the party, watch your tongue.

229 It's just another day in the Kingdom of Islam. Don't be fooled by all this talk of democracy. No country in the Mid-East has ever had a democracy nor do they want one.

230 If I may say it without immodesty [sentencedict.com], I was the talk of the town.

231 That is why swaggering talk of letting them burn next time is empty.

232 At its crudest, talk of " reciprocity " can sound grim.

233 In order to raise the use value of this list, we talk of their form features, bioecol-ogy characteristics and suitable collection period of each species briefly.

234 Suddenly there is talk of an "economic union" and even the necessity of an "economic government," yet there is no sign of the usual outcry.

235 They could talk of nothing but officers; and Mr. Bingley's large fortune, the mention of which gave animation to their mother, was worthless in their eyes when opposed to the regimentals of an ensign.

236 The term is, however, ill-chosen , since at this stage of society there cannot yet be any talk of "right" in the legal sense.

237 Some computer scientists already talk of the birth of societal information - technology systems SIS.

238 Can one even talk of stability in the Middle East as long as the conflict is still unsettled?

239 I waived the discourse, and began to talk of my business.

240 For all the talk of so-called program trading back then, it was "nothing like what we have now," he said.