stick to the point

You've come a long way and I should stick to the point.

I like somebody to stick to the point and all.

"But could you please try to stick to the point?

"It seems to me that we are not sticking to the point," he said with a smile.

You stick to the point, as researcher, author and reader.

All of us, remember and stick to the point!

"Stick to the point she originally set out to make.

Luke tried to change the subject, but Clyde stuck to the point.

"Please smoke if you want to, but let's stick to the point."

We'll be at this forever if I don't stick to the point.

If you're going to help me then let's stick to the point.'

"I learned long ago that if you say no, they stick to the point and insist on doing it.

How am I supposed to deal with someone who won't stick to the point?"

Let's see if we can stick to the point, shall we?

Few of the writers of the letters stuck to the point.

What I want you to do as as the person who's being assertive is to stick to the point.

The remedy is to stick to the point, use clear and concise messages that are easy to understand.

"You don't care to have somebody stick to the point when he tells you something?"

I guess I don't like it when somebody sticks to the point all the time.

Caricature in fiction is not always a failure; it may be a writer's way of sticking to the point.

The movie is drier but more rewarding when it sticks to the point."

Cranston wondered why Stark stuck to the point so persistently.

But Bobbie Ray stuck to the point at hand.

But they weren't here about the robbery or the rape, so why couldn't Frost stick to the point?

He really must stick to the point.