Sentence examples for topic to take from inspiring English sources

Human tragedy is no small topic to take on".

"We've had good discussions on this all along, and this was a good topic to take up as soon as we got back to the table," Schneider said.

"The signers felt that weddings were the most important topic to take on," said Rabbi Avi Shafran, an Agudath Israel spokesman.

Students have been known to recruit others who are better versed in the exam topic to take their test for them (sometimes called "ringers").

"Today, if I may say so, you are breaking new ground by coming together and committing – at high levels never before seen at a conference on this topic – to take urgent action to put a stop to this trade, which has become a grave threat not only to the wildlife and the people who protect them, but also to the security of nations".

Prince Charles told the summit: "Today you are breaking new ground by coming together and committing – at high levels never before seen at a conference on this topic – to take urgent action to put a stop to this trade, which has become a grave threat not only to the wildlife and the people who protect them, but also to the security of so many nations".

3. Research assigned topics to take a closer look at the various players; act as television reporters to outline brief news reports on what they have learned.

Thus, in July the line invited 10 people who are active on Instagram — interested in food and family issues, among other topics — to take a cruise during which they could shoot photos.

(Because the propellers were so loud, much of our communication on this topic had to take place through gesture).

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.

Mensch's network Menshn is not as sophisticated as Gaga's: the strapline "Talk On Topic" seems to take the stance that Twitter is full of noise.