At Mr. Cibelli's school, the current semester-long health course does not stray from subjects like nutrition and physical fitness.
Interestingly, innovative teaching approaches being encouraged in undergraduate biology might successfully address the final three reported student frustrations: "boring lectures," "confusing/unclear lectures," and "strays from subject".
But, my friends, let us not stray from our subject.
Forgive us if we stray onto the subject of the Olympics for a moment.
According to employees, every conversation is monitored electronically to ensure that callers do not stray off the subject.
They live in trailers and shacks, and work seven days a week, and their conversations seldom stray from the subject of workers' rights.
His Guardian blog - Earth Insight - was about the link between the environment and geopolitics, but we took the decision to end the blog when a number of his posts on a range of subjects strayed too far from this brief.
Burns, who has not yet strayed from American subjects, and whose work tends to display a kind of wishful patriotism a soaring appreciation of something that's not quite there explained Churchill's place on the list by saying, "Thank God that he had an American mother".
He responded to the dilemma with irony overload, his discomfort and disengagement evident as he repeatedly put on and took off his sunglasses (always essential in a tent at 7pm), forgot the question he was asking while halfway through it, and steadfastly refused to stray from the subject of Cooper's latest tome.
Freed from the chains of preset forms and phrases, some respondents in our survey tended to stray off the subject.
But the most interesting part of it for me is when they stray from the subject and start talking about, like, how their dog went to the vet.
