Sentence examples for theme to take from inspiring English sources

"The theme to take away is that fixed income remains stronger than what analysts had estimated and that their retail business is recovering, which is not only good news for brokerage firms but for the economy as well," said Brad Hintz, an analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein & Company.

The problem was, there was no new theme to take its place.

Employing the theme "It's time to take your talents to Cleveland," the campaign includes online ads geographically targeted to marketing professionals in the Chicago and New York areas on Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and the AgencySpy blog.

Fandango entered the ring to his old theme music to take on Curtis Axel.

The other theme is to take staples of the city's more expensive, non-ethnic restaurants and give them a south-of-the-border swing.

In 2011 he became CEO of Picsolve International, a London-based business whose technology allows theme parks to take pictures of people on rides and then sell those snapshots to them later.

One recurring theme was to take the time to reflect on life and find happiness and meaning now.

Today's variation on a theme is to take a hike into the neighborhood we overlook from our perch which feels like Topanga Canyon.

This review reminded me of Mussorsky's Pictures at an Exhibition, a collection of hastily composed pieces whose theme was to take an interested individual through an art gallery, and to tarry awhile in front of 10 Tableaux, interspersed with musical elements referring to the "Promenade" through the gallery.

One of the British-based events that will echo that theme is due to take place tomorrow with a panel discussion about the deaths of journalists in Mexico.

Credit Ms. Moss for coming up with a theme that promises to take participants "out of the ground," as she put it.