talkative man造句

• "Homicides, we've had three since 1968, two on my watch, " added Tyler, a stout, talkative man sipping coffee one recent morning at Pony Expresso.
• To get the old man's spirit out of Daas the talkative man reminds him about his wife Seeta, whom he loved dearly, and convinces him to leave Daas and go back to her.
• The song is about a mad scientist named Dr . Heckyll ( played by Greg Ham in the song's video clip ) who creates a potion that turns him into a smooth, handsome and talkative man.
• Giusti had sat on the high court since 1987 and those who worked with him remembered him as a friendly and talkative man who refused personal security and walked to work, stopping to read the newspapers at a corner newsstand.
• After taking his seat he is approached by a talkative man named Lucas, carrying a lot of money and who seems to know Marshall's name, what he's done and the fact that he is injured.
• Several months ago, said Andrea Robinson, president of Ralph Lauren Fragrances, she made the mistake of telling a talkative man sitting next to her on a flight to France that she was taking a sleeping pill to rest for a meeting the next morning.
• "We become like a giant storage battery in the system, " says plant Superintendent Tom Lanski, a bearded, talkative man who has worked at the Castaic plant for 20 years and says he takes his job seriously : " Electricity isn't a luxury ."
• For nearly four years, as the innuendo and accusations mounted about Rabbi Fred Neulander's role in the slaying of his wife, a burly, talkative man would buttonhole reporters, strenuously proclaim the rabbi's innocence and offer his own theories about who might have beaten Carol Neulander to death in the living room of her suburban Philadelphia home.
• He is a friendly, talkative man who can be spotted around the museum in his standard uniform of khakis, navy blazer and dinosaur tie . ( He has a closet full of each at home, he admits . ) Outside his cluttered office under the skylights of the museum are plaster casts of rhinos and birds and a life mask of a man from the Bering Sea that the anthropologist Franz Boas cast a century ago.
• "Dana is a superb politician, which is a very good thing, " said David Gelernter, a painter, art critic and professor of computer sciences at Yale whom President Bill Clinton named to the National Council on the Arts . " He knows how to talk to Congress and to the arts community, and to state and federal agencies and to the complex, gigantic, fire-breathing beast called the White House . " Gioia is a boyish-looking, talkative man whose prep-school mien belies his working-class childhood in Hawthorne, Calif ., and whose blondish, Ken-doll looks obscure his heritage : Italian on his father's side, Mexican on his mother's.