talk of new york造句

• He was the talk of New York, and he loved it.
• Their acrimonious divorce was the talk of New York tabloids a decade later.
• But Pure Food, where there is no meat or dairy and nothing is heated above 116 degrees, is the talk of New York.
• While there was talk of New York banning the sale of pets, Petland Discounts has gone towards becoming a puppy-friendlier pet store.
• For all the talk of New York's " community " of living composers, there have always been factions, rivalries and turf battles within this neighborhood.
• The case, though less notorious than, say, Ronald O . Perelman's recent split from Patricia Duff, has been the talk of New York's social scene.
• The avid talk of New York gossips for weeks, the split was first reported in the Jan . 30 Advertising Age, by " Adages " gossip columnist Melanie Wells, who additionally named Wenner's lover.
• Now Castro is making a return trip to the United Nations, only his second since that 1960 visit when, as a free-spirited, 34-year-old revolutionary firebrand, his antics made him the talk of New York.
• Buoyed by her few days in New York, she brought up the sale of the Victor and Sally Ganz collection at Christie's, the record-busting auction that was, for a week or so, the talk of New York.
• Miller is the talk of New York this week-- interviewed on the news shows, invited to breakfast with the Ohio delegation, feted at a Manhattan art gallery by the very same Georgia Republicans who spent decades trying to push him out of public office.
• The large amount of documentation I discovered in a sealed box in an art storage room titled " VIRGINIA DANCES " amazed and startled me in what it revealed about a truly unique and unmatched creative talent who was the talk of New York for her entire dance career between the ages of 4 and 17.
• Long before he added screenwriter to his resume, Broyles carved out a reputation as a journalist, co-founding the trailblazing Texas Monthly, writing the critically applauded Vietnam memoir " Brothers in Arms, " even serving a stormy and groundbreaking tenure as the boy-wonder editor in chief of Newsweek _ a stint that made him the talk of New York media circles.
• The party, at the Algonquin Hotel, had been billed as a way for the BBC to thank well-known guests who had appeared on a radio series called " Talk of New York, " including the playwright WENDY WASSERSTEIN, the actress TYNE DALY, the comedian LEWIS BLACK and the literary agent LUCIANNE GOLDBERG, whose friend Linda Tripp took her advice to tape-record conversations with Monica Lewinsky.