| talking stage | 1.71 | But the talking stage is over. | ||
| talking peace | 1.25 | Yet few ordinary Palestinians and Israelis seemed to be talking peace. | ||
| talking shop | 1.18 | Every democracy is a talking shop. | ||
| talking pig | 1.05 | Blame the talking pig. | ||
| talking baseball | 0.86 | We are talking baseball. | ||
| talking dog | 0.72 | A talking dog spotted in a store? | ||
| talking politics | 0.72 | Elaine and I were talking politics. | ||
| talking trash | 0.66 | Rasheed, too busy talking trash. | ||
| talking computer | 0.53 | Talking computers are nothing new. | ||
| talking business | 0.46 | They are in the conference room talking business. | ||
| talking picture | 0.46 | And, for talking pictures, what better source than Broadway? | ||
| talking drum | 0.33 | Talking drums bellowed. | ||
| talking retirement | 0.33 | Today we are talking retirement. | ||
| talking toy | 0.33 | There were no songs, no cute talking toys or monsters. | ||
| talking trade | 0.33 | Along with cultural war, Buchanan is now talking trade war. | ||
| talking animal | 0.26 | For one thing, Disney decided against talking animals. | ||
| talking baby | 0.26 | The talking baby routine is nothing new. | ||
| talking bulldog | 0.26 | The talking bulldog alone would probably draw throngs of people to the multiplexes. | ||
| talking car | 0.26 | A talking car? | ||
| talking circle | 0.26 | On a recent afternoon, he led a talking circle on abandonment. |