Sentence examples for a top subject from inspiring English sources

A top subject on this summer's Parisian terrasses was how the sex was "too realistic".

After back-to-back losses, Coughlin's job security became a top subject on sports-talk radio and in news media reports before Sunday's win.

As she nears a decision on whether to run for president in 2016 — a top subject of speculation in the news media and political world — she has made women's and girls' issues her No.1 priority, as has been true throughout most of her public life, and has indicated that she will concentrate on political, societal and economic advancements for women.

The possibility that West Coast ports might be closed temporarily has been a top subject of conversation among East Asian business executives for several months, and many companies took precautions that appear to have blunted the initial effects of the port closings.

That challenge is one that institutions routinely encounter when taking on a Top 10 subject or artist that is as familiar to visitors as a favorite bedtime story.

Carbon nanotubes (CNTs), discovered by Japanese scientist Iijima in 1991 [ 1], are now considered to be a top class subject in academic researches as well as in various industrial areas.

According to one poll, they are the top subject of conversation, put there by 82% of respondents.

Looking at polls that showed immigration was not the top subject of concern for Latinos, Mr. Romney avoided the issue when he could and instead based his appeal to them on the economic themes he used with other voters.

Asked about jobs and the economy — the top subject from Google users online — Gov. Rick Perry bragged about his record in Texas but chose not to slam Mitt Romney's record in Massachusetts — yet.

Online, her passing has been the top subject on China's Weibo microblogging platform, with more than 570,000 posts discussing her films, career and death.

Just before the call, the president also usually receives an oral "pre-briefing" from his national security adviser and top subject-matter aide, they said.