Sentence examples for go to subject from inspiring English sources

The process of portraiture involves a certain kind of surrender on the part of the person being painted: I've painted businessmen who find it very difficult to let go, to subject themselves to a painter's brush, and others for whom the chance to relinquish professional control is surprisingly exhilarating.

Are we going to subject them to special surveillance?

Watch out, he's going to subject us to some sort of harrowing new wilderness ordeal.

"We are not going to subject our customers to the uncertainty of chaos," he said.

If you're going to subject colleagues to this kind of coverage, at the least give them equal time.

He declared that he wasn't "going to subject my body to chemotherapy" but pursue more natural remedies.

We have reached the stage where the reader is going to subject the story to the final test, reading some or all of it.

In October, 2008, Armstrong announced he was going to subject himself to a transparent programme policed by Anti-Doping Scompany, a company founded by Don Catlin.

"We are not going to subject those that I represent to such language".

Are you going to subject your baby to all of these suggested enhancements to make it "better"?

If you drive drunk tonight we're going to subject you to that Justin Bieber @TMobile Super Bowl Commercial the entire way to jail.