Examples of 'let talk' in a sentence
Meaning of "let talk"
let talk: This phrase is likely a shortened form of 'let's talk,' which is an informal invitation to engage in a conversation. It is often used to suggest discussing a topic or sharing thoughts and opinions with others
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Let talk about your new website.
First of all let talk about its support.
Let talk a bit more about influences.
A fish they let talk.
Let talk about the concept of scale.
No one in my life do I let talk to me like you do.
Let talk about the shocking power kills of controversy.
He was the only man I let talk to me that way.
So let talk about them.
He 's the only one I let talk to me like that.
Let talk to him.
Why do Managers let talk substitute for action?
Let talk about the Bush administration.
She 's the only one I let talk to me like that.
Let talk soon Barbara.
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A fine thing, a fish they let talk.
Please let talk tomorrow about it.
You will spend the night here. Let talk more tomorrow?
But first, let talk about outdoor air pollution.
Let talk to some of these fans and see why they're here.
Clam down, let talk first.
Ok, let talk about the gasoline prices in your town.
All right, folks, let talk about things.
Let talk more tomorrow?
Lawyer Wajdi, let talk about his daughter!
Let talk more tomorrow? So you did not see, who grabbed the child?
I met this 15-year-old guy who I let talk me into it even though I knew I was not ready.
Let talk about BRANDING!
All right, folks, let talk about things - that we can actually do now.
Let talk about the performance of this new 16 " MacBook Pro.
Now, let talk about the sign-up.
Let talk about the Bush administration . - What?
Well, let talk about 36 days, a lot of wear and tear, physically and certainly emotionally.
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