Sentence examples for subject held by from inspiring English sources

It was written when Tucker was preparing for an interview about the subject, held by the EMP Museum in Olympia, Washington.

Still later you may write down about a position your subject held as the captain of a boat, followed by your subject's mysterious death at sea.

She dropped a piece of food into one of the bowls while the subject was held by the owner at a distance of 2 2.5 m from her.

During the instillation, the subject held his or her chin down toward the chest and held the catheter in place by pinching the nostrils closed.

The subject held this position for three seconds.

The randomization codes for enrolled subjects were held by an appointed person who was not involved in the study.

We found a minimal average number of 358 signatures are required to make up for a failure risk statistically close enough to 0 (provided that the subject holds consistent and not by-chance interaction with the people from said 358 signatures).

That for others the subject holds unlimited fascination is evidenced by the massive tome — one-thousand-twenty-seven-pages long — now sitting to the right of my computer.

Rugby literature showed the divide between the two countries: books by England's coach and players tended to be adorned by the subject holding a trophy whereas in Wales legends of the 1970s were deemed more commercial than the modern players brought out their second autobiographies, silverware compared to silver hair.

All of Skully's assets are now subject to liens held by a secured creditor, according to the letter, which ended with an apology to those affected.

The prison is the subject of a painting held by the UK National Trust and a Nova Scotian folk song, among other cultural works.