Sentence examples for topic in town from inspiring English sources

It is the only topic in town.

It's the funniest topic in town.

And come December we'll be making sure that the UN Climate Conference in Copenhagen becomes the hottest topic in town".

But even as they both dodged questions, the only topic in town was the widespread assumption that after seven years as governor, Mrs. Whitman was headed for Washington and Senator DiFrancesco was headed for the office he has openly coveted.

The inescapable topic in town is how Great Neck has been transformed by the influx of wealthy Persian Jews, who are responsible for the huge ornate mansions in Kings Point, the Rodeo Drive tinge to Middle Neck Road and the flood of kosher restaurants.

"It's been a hot topic in the town," Akbar told HuffPost of the proposed mosque.

David Stephenson, the owner of the new restaurant, The Crossing, said the possibility of a terrorist strike against the depot had been a constant topic of conversation in town.

(There was a reason Mann could command such prices: those who didn't shell out for a biography would see their peccadilloes reported in unsparing detail in Town Topics, a weekly scandal sheet he also published).

Photographs, it seems, are a sensitive topic in this part of town: this chap had trouble with the hotel's security forces while standing outside.For a more positive spin on the Greenwich experience, head to the British press and, in particular, the enthusiastic arms of the Sunday Times.

Five years after the EDL, community cohesion is a hot topic in the formerly divided town.

(It's not a place for deep, extended discussions of weightier topics; there are other bars in town that are more conducive to those).