Sentence examples for out of subjects from inspiring English sources

It's not completely surprising that Ms. Pelosi, now 32, could make something interesting out of subjects others had found banal.

In formative education, young females are opting out of subjects such as maths and science that are perceived as more typically male.

His conversation flits in and out of subjects, passing from one to the other with the speed of an agitated lepidopteron.

Have we run out of subjects to focus on?" Executives at CBS and Alliance Atlantis disclosed the project recently, and filming is set to start in the next few months in Munich and Prague.

But he hasn't run out of subjects that do intrigue and amuse him: "There may be nothing on this paper now," he says, glancing at his drawing board, "but by 3 30, it'll be done".

In Up the Women, a TV sitcom launched in 2013, Jessica Hynes managed to wrench laughter out of subjects such as hunger strikes and Mrs Pankhurst (a star turn in a large hat by Sandi Toksvig), while simultaneously honouring the history and the women who were prepared to stand up for their rights even if only "politely requesting" them.

We had a slight drop-out of subjects and patients although to a limited extent.

The fact that a time lag of two years will create a selection of survivors and a drop-out of subjects not willing to be reinvestigated is undisputed.

It's true that his material tends to steer clear of profanity, but this isn't accompanied by any watering-down or blanding-out of subject matter.

When they socialize off the course, they treat golf as an out-of-bounds subject.

If the person goes totally out of subject, the person may be drunk.