Sentence for talked | Use talked in a sentence

Sentences using the word talked. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use talked in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for talked.

• They talked of Baden. (10)
• Lady Charlotte talked. (10)
• Who talked of despairing? (8)
• And we talked it all over. (9)
• She said he talked so well! (10)
• At supper we talked politics. (2)
• The man and the woman talked. (1)
• My uncle talked of two months. (4)
• She is talked of over Brighton. (10)
• Of course he talked away from it. (9)
• The ladies talked down their talk. (10)
• We talked of Ulysses and Penelope. (10)
• I talked at random and ate at random. (9)
• We talked, and you expressed your opinion. (8)
• Diana was talked of in the London circles. (10)
• Wearily and idly she talked into the pillow. (12)
• Lady Camper talked with her through the bars. (10)
• On the contrary, he talked sheer commonplace. (10)
• They talked of the state of the Army: we are moving. (10)
• How many a time have we talked over her little errors! (4)
• The colonel talked of her renown in landscape-gardening. (10)
• As he walked of course he talked, and of course he smoked. (9)
• They talked only of the river; they cared for nothing else. (9)
• He talked to her as to an equal, with respect and courtesy. (12)
• A common friend of Alvan and her family talked to her of him. (10)
• She sat down to make tea, and talked with singular self command. (22)
• There he had talked to her friends, when he could not to herself. (4)
• At first we just got our breath, thought nothing, talked a little. (8)
• If he had been so very agreeable, he would have talked to Mrs. Long. (4)
• He seldom talked, but there came times when he would not even listen. (9)
• Patrick talked on the uppermost topic for the remainder of their stroll. (10)
• He had talked his hearers into a stupefied assent to anything he uttered. (10)
• They talked of the landscape, and of the strange cloud effect before them. (9)
• The acknowledged lovers talked and laughed, the unacknowledged were silent. (4)
• She talked to Elizabeth again and again; coaxed and threatened her by turns. (4)
• From the lower jaw a few incisors showed at this slant and that as he talked. (9)
• Longfellow suggested this to Mrs. Hawthorne, who talked with Lowell about it. (14)
• This is the end of all the privacy and propriety which was talked about at first. (4)
• Now and then, the trees stirred and talked, or a noise was heard from the pastures. (10)
• The varieties of handwriting were farther talked of, and the usual observations made. (4)
• They all talked sensibly; they were at feud with nobody; they reflected their condition. (10)
• They sat a long time talking, as they had not talked since the first fatal visit to Becket. (8)
• Mr. Treffry was coughing, and when he talked his voice seemed to rumble even more than usual. (8)
• She came in flushed, and talked brightly all lunch; old Jolyon was there, and he was deceived. (8)
• During his last visit to the farm, Anthony had talked of the Funds more suggestively than usual. (22)
• The mare jounced easily along, and they talked of the different houses on either side of the way. (9)
• He talked well, but for the present she was happier in her prospect of nearly a week of loneliness. (10)
• Saying which, Edward shut his teeth, and talked for two or three hot minutes wholly with his fists. (10)
• Saying which, Edward shut his teeth, and talked for two or three hot minutes wholly with his fists. (22)
• He talked with an insistent courtesy and worldly coolness that had apparently been recently acquired. (12)
• He talked fondly of one friend that he had, an officer in the army, which was considered pardonably vain. (10)
• After the meal we turned into his study where we sat before a wood fire in winter, and he smoked and talked. (9)
• At last he had the talk altogether to himself; no one else talked, and he talked unceasingly. (9)
• The man was so horridly vulgar; his gloves were never clean; I had to hold a bouquet to my nose when I talked to him. (10)
• His clothes were saturated with the soil of Goito; but wounded and wet, he smiled gaily, and talked sweet boyish English. (10)
• He was still in the flush of his triumph, and talked rapidly of all the plans that opened out before his fervent ambition. (13)
• They talked on, sounding the depths of law in Brandon Forey, and receiving nought but hollow echoes from that profound cavity. (10)
• In spite of being talked about, perhaps in consequence of being talked about, it betrayed a disappointing vitality. (8)
• She had brought her bonnet and sacque down-stairs with her, and was transferring them from the hatrack to her person while she talked. (9)
• Herr Paul could not bear this silence, and talked to his servant for half an hour, till Fritz also vanished to fetch something from the town. (8)
• They talked to each other and at all the company within hearing, and exchanged curt speeches which had for them all the sensation of repartee. (9)
• But she talked them over very hypothetically and impersonally with Miss Cotton, in whose sympathy they resumed all their import, and gained something more. (9)

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