Sentence examples for off the topics from inspiring English sources

Firstly, finish off the topics which have small domain but greater weightage.

Later, Mr. Jackson said he told Mr. Kerry in a private meeting Friday that he should try to move the public debate off the topics that the White House wants to talk about -- "taxes and terror," as he put it -- and broaden the discussion to matters like education, health care, poverty and voting rights.

This is not the first time the Oscar-winning star has sounded off on the topics of body image.

QUESTION FROM GUEST: To go off the topic a bit, but since you're here and it's happening now.

She was not allowed to go off the topic, or to take food or water, or nip to the ladies, or lean on her desk.

At 10 p.m., the Senate's presiding officer, Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst, sustained a violation for straying off the topic, which Democrats disputed.

And she made that case again today, during her talk before United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce in Washington, veering off the topic of small businesses to stress how citizens in those two states deserve a political voice.

In the meantime I thought I would reverse the blog process for a handful of posts this week, where I will kick off the topic but you get to take the discussion wherever you want to.

This is a key question in the wake of Hillary Clinton trying to laugh off the topic at the last presidential debate (see the interchange here on YouTube).

The prosecutor then moved off the topic of Lamb's mental state and focussed on the matter of criminal responsibility in general.

Swash said that "If there's a theme here it's not obvious, but it turns out Williams can be quite interesting when he moves off the topic of himself".