Sentence examples for some other subject from inspiring English sources

This may be a course on Spanish or Portuguese language or literature, or some other subject.

Paglia chastises Marcus for using the Doors' music to "veer away to some other subject — Thomas Pynchon, Christian Slater, Wayne Wilson, Pop Art".

And then the two boys moved on to some other subject, bored with the memory of having led some teachers in the acquisition of shares of West Coast Video.

So, when teachers say that it's difficult to teach arithmetic with jigsaw, I say, teach only social studies or some other subject that you think works better with jigsaw.

"Chance favours only the prepared mind," said Louis Pasteur, and serendipitous discoveries of useful information during the search for some other subject have become a familiar and welcome aspect of using a library or other information service.

Talk about veering away to some other subject: Paglia doesn't explain why a single show by that quintessential New York band would be crucial in the development of this echt-California band.

Soon, English and some other subjects will see controlled assessments replaced by exam-only syllabi.

Some other subjects — like the longstanding and sometimes violent rivalries among the A.N.C., the Pan Africanist Congress and Zulu-dominated organizations — receive only cursory treatment or are omitted altogether.

This might be fine (and fun!) when you're looking for cute kitten videos, but it can lead you down a path of fear, conspiracy theories, and one-sided thinking if you find yourself watching videos about some other subjects, such as vaccines, recent school shootings, or climate change.

The school was open to pupils aged 5 to14, and the curriculum focused upon "the three Rs" and included some other subjects such as needlework and biblical instruction.

While his serum levels were the highest, his congener profile does not reflect elevations contributed from the lighter PCB congener seen in some other subjects.