Sentence examples for subject by a from inspiring English sources

"I always like to think I'm attached to the subject by a rubber band," he declares.

Why call one subject by a name that applies equally to all?

I share the general view that Mr. Obama's speech is the most remarkable utterance on the subject by a public figure in modern memory.

I can't even imagine how it feels to be told that you don't teach a "real subject" by a year 8 boy.

And there are those buffs who remain simple romantics, drawn to the subject by a mix of nostalgia and municipal pride.

Polls show that voters trust Republicans over Democrats on this subject by a huge margin, an advantage that matters greatly when the country is preoccupied by foreign policy.

And a shrewd match of writer and subject by an experienced television executive, if a gamble on an unproven talent.

"And didn't you once claim to hold the record for the most consecutive columns on a Canadian subject by an American columnist at two?" he asks.

Then he tries to change the subject by making a dramatic announcement of a terrorist threat.

This was done on a subject-by-subject basis with a minimum p value of 0.01, corrected.

She is not trying to provide a photographic likeness of her subject by reproducing a conversation word for word.