principal thing

But this is not the principal thing which I came to tell you.

"The eye is the principal thing for everyone," he said.

"The principal thing you investigate is not national security," he said.

"At all events, here you are, and that is the principal thing."

However, they left the castle behind; that was the principal thing.

The principal thing is for him to get well, of course."

"That was what I wanted to learn, or the principal thing.

That's the principal thing I see in you - a deep moral authority.

She gets the voice right every time, and that's really the principal thing."

She was ready to come with him, and that, after all, was the principal thing.

But the principal thing was to get something to eat from day to day.

The principal thing for her, then, was, as we have said, to keep Mme.

"That is the principal thing, Robert; but you are too modest.

The principal thing is, you will be King Henry's seventh wife!

"At present, the principal thing is to parry a dangerous blow."

The principal thing is to see her first and decide whether the vessel is what you had in mind.

The principal thing Project Ithaca did was to take the next step.

The principal thing it does, however, is make you want to put on one of her sassier numbers."

Still, it's certainly breathable and that's the principal thing.

The principal thing is: you guys are there for and because of us readers, and never the contrary.

Men are moved by two principal things - by love and by fear.

The principal thing was to stay alive somehow.

I neither saw, nor desired to see, any people; the principal thing I wanted was fresh water.

Being the principal thing in the story, its mere existence should overshadow the characters and events.

The principal thing is, monsieur, that your life is safe."