Sentence examples for having subjected to from inspiring English sources
Mr Warburton said: "We've identified things like wood, plastic - there are one or two other substances which we're having subjected to forensic analysis to ensure they are not hazardous.
Abul Hawa has also received some racist comments, which he has subjected to mockery on his Facebook wall. .
We therefore undertook network analysis of RNA expression in the samples we had subjected to RNAseq.
Do you secretly admire Christopher Hitchens for having subjected himself to waterboarding?
It'll keep the process interesting and you'll have subjects to keep for years.
The blockade has subjected many to unemployment, penury and malnutrition.
Others, including Nigeria and Indonesia, have subjected them to mass deportations.
Roger Federer has subjected us to a decade of misery!
No actress of modern times has subjected matrimony to more vigorous onscreen interrogation than Kate Winslet.
"The only way out of the torture you have subjected me to is suicide," he said.
AA Gill put it less politely: "Tourism has subjected Britain to a cream-tea enema".
