Sentence examples for conversation centred on from inspiring English sources

Afterwards, whether I was strolling along the boardwalk, browsing the surf shop or grabbing a smoothie at the farm-to-table cafe, every conversation centred on excited retellings of someone's moments on the water.

As the remainder of the guests sauntered in, conversation centred on things like work, how the week had been and the bodies and penises on display.

My earliest recollections of the carnival in 1970 or so are shared with many of my then-teenage peers: a few of you went along with your or a friend's parents, jumped up half-heartedly behind a float, and the conversation centred on: "What on earth are we doing here?" Then the sound systems moved in and suddenly it all made sense.

Removing all conversations centred on computer-related conversations.

To reduce False Positives, we looked to filtering based on: 1. Removing all conversations centred on computer-related conversations.

Instead, somewhat oddly, the conversation centres on a clutch of classic titles from yesteryear that failed to survive in a print-only era, let alone the modern digital war of attrition.

Díaz, near the end of the hour, made the point that the conversation had centred on white American males, but it was too little, too late.

Click here or on 'view gallery' to see more paintings by George Bush "I'm a painter," Mr Bush told the host at the start of a conversation that mostly centred on his hopes for his legacy and why he has kept such a low profile since departing the White House nearly five years ago.

From the 1830s distinct male areas of the house began to emerge, to which the men could withdraw and indulge in "masculine" conversation and activities, centred on the smoking and billiard rooms.

It's a social activity and chewers' conversation often centres on politics.

But his conversation is intensely focused, centred on a single word, to which he keeps returning, time and time again: freedom.