Sentences with phrase «talking points along the way»

Manchester City beat Arsenal and Chelsea overcame Manchester United with plenty of talking points along the way.

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They can point you to some educational resources, videos, books, that kind of thing, talk to friends that have breastfed, because support from the very beginning prior to delivery is very important along the way.

Along the way, probably around the time of the New Deal era, the United States started to flip the conventional definitions of liberalism, at least as far as conversational talking points are concerned.

It was a compelling scenario, and I scribbled out several pages, along the way making the point that the news would be particularly hard on women, given their documented fondness for what sociolinguist Deborah Tannen calls «rapport talk» — that constant stream of friendly jabber that seems to reassure them that they're still alive and that no one's currently threatening their young.

We talk a lot here at TKZ about how important pacing is, and transitions go along way to creating that seamless narrative flow you need as your story shifts in time, location, or point - of view.

Joining Peter Greenberg is legendary CBS Correspondent Bill Plante, who talks about his remarkable 52 - year career at the network, and his travels along the way — from covering civil rights in Selma, Alabama, the war in Vietnam, his years as the White House correspondent for the network, and many other points in between.

Our guides will be biking with you along the way, stopping at points of interest for photo opportunities and talking about natural history.

Still, about to make a trip to Spokane, tried to talk Pollock into coming west with him, driving his own car but meeting regularly at points along the way.

I talked Kev into building them at some point along the way!