| The talk of the town was almost as important as the smoke of the factory chimneys in creating a prosperous industrial economy. |
| The tinsel celebrity, now the talk of the town, was flying to Coimbatore for a shoot and she stopped off to pick up her boarding pass. |
| This became the talk of the town because the affiliated Members were receiving extra pensions from European resources through this arrangement. |
| There had been a strike of laundry girls which for a week was the talk of the town. |
| Kickstarting the burlesque scene in London, Maria Saugar reckons the Whoopee Club will be the talk of the town at The Edinburgh Festival. |
| This way, he has been able to find his true 'graphical' identity and can promise you a 2011 collection which risks being the talk of the town! |
