Sentence examples for common talking from inspiring English sources

It's a common talking point in Britain, too.

Nonetheless, Vasudevan explains that each victory has galvanised the city as a whole, and made gentrification even more of a common talking point than it is in London.

"Shows like The X Factor and others like it are hugely popular and common talking points in my playground," she says.

Obama is not the first president to try to lift the wages of the poor and middle class, a common talking point for left-leaning politicians.

In an election cycle defined by concerns over jobs and mortgages, government spending and debt, the issue of illegal immigration has become a common talking point on the campaign trail.

Mr. Boehner also criticized a common talking point of some of his Tea Party members — that cuts in spending designed to take place in later years are not real, meaningful cuts.

In Taking a Stand, Andre Hanscombe, the partner of Rachel Nickell, murdered on Wimbledon Common, talked to Fergal Keane – giving brave, level, fluent testimony.

According to the newspaper, a source tells In Touch Weekly that the pair "just grew apart". The couple was spotted at a movie premiere in April, and Common talked about her as recently as last week.

"Him and Carswell can spend the next five months sitting in the Commons talking about who they're going to repatriate next," said one.

Admittedly, I'm slightly terrified by the most common talking-point where travel to Johannesburg is concerned the high rate of violent crime.

Common talk wavered this way and that.