Sentence examples for subject guests from inspiring English sources

Tall, intense and with some irascible, he detested the small talk of wine dilettantes and would often subject guests, particularly journalists, to an informal tasting before submitting to questions.

The Northern Mariana Islands, with a huge foreign worker population, have become notorious for subjecting guest workers from China and other Asian countries to fraud, wage theft, sexual abuse, even forced abortion.

What's the easiest way to approach that subject with guests?

By Charles W. Morton The New Yorker, October 8, 1932 P. 66 Tells of family that subject their guests to waiting around and listening to a radio program.

We wouldn't subject our guests to the jalapenos though -- one accidental eye rub later and we'd be throwing the worst party ever.

Make sure to see eye-to-eye on the subject of guests.

While we're on the subject of guest stars, isn't it odd that none from Girls got any love?

At one point, boat captains urged Power to cancel a scheduled ride because of rough seas; Power went ahead, and regretted subjecting her guests to it.

In a teaser for Adult Swim's "The Eric Andre Show," the comedian of the title subjects celebrity guests to slapstick torture set to "Slim Trak".

"We also respect the privacy of our guests, subject to the safety and security of other guests and the public".

While we're on the subject, the other guests should probably bill the not-so happy couple for the distress caused by witnessing Kirk dressed as Adam Ant.