Sentences with phrase «topic with everybody»

Not exact matches

Perhaps now others can continue with the actual discussion at hand if your rabbit trails haven't succeeded in silencing everybody else who might have actually had something to say on topic.

Off topic: everybody seems to think we don't need to sign any more attackers or forward, we jus need DM and CB, i don't agree tho, we urgently need to bolster our defensive side I agree, but I believe after that we shuld also sign a WC forward, all the top clubs ave WC forwards and attackers that support like City's Aguero and silva, chelseas Costa and hazard, VP and rooney... but at arsenal we only ave 1 half of d equation (sanchez), welbeck isn't Half WC, giroud is erratic and not WC, Pool with dere poor defence made sure dey outscored dere opposition with suarez, that is an angle we shuld look at, good defence and attack will make gr8t balance.

Next week we're going to be talking about picky eaters which is a topic that just like rashes I think all of these are dealing with our kids and if not then everybody hates you because you have kids who are picky eaters.

That is everybody knows and not good to discuss more with this topic.

Creators Russell Burlingame conducted two different interviews for two different sites with Echo and Rachel Rising creator Terry Moore, one that covers several topics and another specifically on digital comics: «Not just me, but everybody in comics is watching the digital front move in like a storm.

She's also a writer of all things scientific with a lot of passion for animal sciences and psychology, trying to make these topics easily understandable and accessible for everybody.

On the topic of freedom with your discs, remember E3 when everybody lost their marbles over the PS4 supporting used games, allowing players to swap, share and trade in?

I'll have to come back to this topic because Joe Lstiburek, who likes to argue with everybody, and Achilles Karagiozis have had an ongoing clash over WUFI.

Everybody please knock it off with the off topic pontifications about crop yields and stick to the topic of this article.

The more active you are in doing those types of things and speaking or thinking about or writing about a certain topic, whether it's a hot law, a congregational bill that's been passed, something new with HIPAA that's going to affect everybody, ObamaCare, anything along those lines, something that's on the front of everyone's mind that someone may search on.

Does this mean that when I do a search on Google, the results page are going to be swamped with everybody's tweets on something like the topic?

As with all complicated subjects, it is up to the lecturer to explain the topic in an interesting and understandable way so that everybody...