| We talk over coffee in his small Knightsbridge office, where he employs just one assistant. |
| School pupils in China are kids, after all, not robots – they goof around, joke, talk over each other. |
| The second time, I think if you have restenosed veins they talk over with you if you need a stent in or not. |
| He wanted to talk over the layout and sequencing of portraits in the notebook he'd been carrying. |
| There was bluster, bluff, and blarney, with everybody trying to talk over everybody else. |
| I learned how to talk over the loud noise in the garage at a fish fry. |
