Sentence examples for picking up the theme from inspiring English sources

Picking up the theme at a news conference after her television appearance, Mrs. Clinton said: "Part of my campaign is to draw contrasts between me and my opponent.

The role of government Picking up the theme of political involvement in maternity care, several participants noted that suggestions for changes in maternity services, supported by most people in the field, have been around since the early 1990s.

Picking up the theme when he spoke to the legislators from NATO nations, many of them also facing public discontent, Mr. Miliband acknowledged that there was a widespread restlessness about the war across Europe.

"This is not about anything fancy or any pretense or any velvet ropes," said Andrew Chapman, picking up the theme.

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Mr. Hanson, picking up the theme, said, "Another major reality check came when Joe started dating Uma Thurman," a reference to Joe Garden, a fellow writer.

The library — the architects were Jenkins, Hancock & Sides — picks up the theme.

Libor picks up the theme when he explains to Treslove why a Gentile like him would want to be Jewish: "The fall, the flood, Sodom and Gomorrah, the Last Judgment, Masada, Auschwitz — see a Jew and you think of Armageddon.... We tell good creation stories but we do destruction even better.

Robert Reich wrote about this a week ago in The Two Categories of American Corporation -- And Their Politics and Harold Meyerson picks up the theme today in The real un-Americans.

Picking up the same theme, the Wall Street Journal recently published a front-page story about how the rise of Chinese "state capitalism" was provoking a global backlash.

Picking up the psychological theme that he had used with Mrs. Clinton, Mr. Giuliani said the press could not face the facts about Mr. Dorismond.