“We have an excellent interlocutor in the field of financial markets and fiscal policies.”

“Throughout this piece bear in mind that my interlocutor mumbled indistinctly, and therefore I had to ask him to repeat everything.”

“Nonetheless, I do not think we can simply write off as immaterial or irrelevant the views expressed by my interlocutor.”

“As far as the feature interlocuter is concerned, any lexical item with a feature marking can be either a hearer or a speaker.”

“We are the preferred interlocuter on the problems of the Middle East and the problems in that area of the world.”

“Theo was more careful until he realized that his interlocuter already knew a great deal, information that he could only have gleaned from Merrie.”

“A while later, after having had the opportunity to reflect on the interlocution, I came to realise how professionally it was done.”

“With a minimum of plot, drama emerges from the power struggle and hide-and-seek of interlocution.”

“David Makinson is reacting to the style of my interlocution, not its content.”

“We have an excellent interlocutor in the field of financial markets and fiscal policies.”

“Throughout this piece bear in mind that my interlocutor mumbled indistinctly, and therefore I had to ask him to repeat everything.”

“Nonetheless, I do not think we can simply write off as immaterial or irrelevant the views expressed by my interlocutor.”

“Perhaps we are now in a better position, after our interlocutions with Douglas and Balthasar, to argue this more fully in closing.”

“For the last three days I have been listening to recordings of oral interlocutions of such a numbing homogeneity as to leave your correspondent jaded in the extreme.”

“But that's not what my interlocutors, particularly the German ones, really want.”

“Socrates plies his interlocutors with a chain of questions, and their replies trap them into self-contradiction.”

“The researchers constructed hypothetical conversations that differed in terms of their interlocutors, place, and topic.”