Sentence examples for more on topic from inspiring English sources
Perhaps slightly more on topic, it also put his team one game ahead of Boston in the standings.
She suggested that letters stay more on topic.
Teemu Pukki is the Man! And, slightly more on topic, so's Jimmy Anderson!" 9.59pm GMT 96th over: New Zealand 265-2 (Fulton 124, Taylor 5) Broad is being admirably disciplined, not giving the batsmen any room to relax into, though Taylor still finds time to push one through mid off for four.
While I'll argue all day that those events are the proper way to remember fallen soldiers, it bugs me to no end that it's the History Channel's seemingly new tradition to run back-to-back reality shows today rather something a bit more on topic.
Even if the movement was more on topic, as HuffPost Queer Voices Deputy Editor James Michael Nichols points out, Colbert wasn't the first to make a tasteless joke about Trump and Vladimir Putin having a romantic relationship.
I've heard him talk of how he nearly died in a car crash somewhere in the Dominican Republic, how he was nearly suicidal after his first girlfriend left him for someone else and – a little more on topic – how the key to success is "world class content creation".
If you have slightly more on-topic thoughts, or not so on-topic thoughts, email them to [email protected] or tweet them to @HunterFelt.
"We differentiate through a less noisy and more on-topic chat experience as well as by a more simple and playful design.
Expect more on topics like these in the coming weeks.
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