Sentence examples for topic of today from inspiring English sources

THE topic of today's quiz is "Ethical Quandaries of Two New York Journalists in the Supermarket Produce Aisle".

The Saudi peace plan will be a major topic of today's discussions, along with American proposals for removing Saddam Hussein from power in Iraq.

3.18pm: Staying with immigration, that was the topic of today's interesting Daily Politics debate on BBC 2 which pitched immigration minister Phil Woolas against Damian Green (Con), Tom Brake (Lib Dem) and Nigel Farage (Ukip).

Mind you, there's a line from Shakespeare's As You Like It carved into the ceiling of the New Amsterdam Room that seems entirely appropriate, given the topic of today's article.

Indeed, polypharmacy is a hot topic of today as the number of drugs per patient is increasing [ 10, 11], and has been associated with death, visits to the emergency department, gastrointestinal bleedings, and fall accidents [ 12].

Senator Chuck Schumer, Democrat of New York, explains the politics of the health-care battle, which is also the topic of this week's roundtable.

The most examined inside-baseball campaign topic of 2011 concerned whether Mr. Romney would cede the Iowa caucuses to his rivals.

Jeter — who found himself a tabloid topic of winter weight gain — is right back where he usually is, even at age 38.

The question of differences in editorial stringency between content filed by journalists for use on TV, in print and the more fluid medium of the web (and blogs) has become a hot topic of late.

"When my wife and I were kids, our parents never took us on vacation," he e-mailed back when I sent him the topic of this week's column, "so it never occurs to us to do it".

Mr. Mulgrew, president of the United Federation of Teachers, the city's largest union of public school workers, has become one of the most influential figures in New York education, the hot topic of next year's mayoral race.