Sentence examples for subject of a second from inspiring English sources

That issue will be the subject of a second proceeding.

René Magritte, who ranks with Salvador Dalí and Max Ernst among celebrated Surrealist painters, will soon be the subject of a second museum in Brussels.

David Cameron has raised the prospect that Britain's alleged role in torture could be the subject of a second investigation by an independent inquiry.

Mr. Zakayev, the chief envoy of Chechnya's ousted president, Aslan Maskhadov, is now the subject of a second extradition dispute in recent weeks, this time between Russia and Britain.

The Yedikule gardens will be the subject of a second post; for now, suffice it to say that the government has failed to view the outcry of its design professionals as an invitation to future collaborations.

Joaquin Phoenix will undoubtedly still be here after this is all over: how he sheepishly climbs down from this pose may be the subject of a second mocu-docu-piece.

A more relaxed view of the president and his passion for collecting seafaring memorabilia is the subject of a third exhibition that is well worth a visit.

That is the subject of a third catalog essay, by Frederick Ilcham, a student of Professor Rosand who is preparing a Ph.D. dissertation on Tintoretto at Columbia.

Micah is Micah Williams, a 19th-century portrait artist who is the subject of a first-ever solo exhibition, "Micah Williams: Portrait Artist," on display through Sept. 29 at the historical association.

Now, that July eviction is the subject of a First Amendment lawsuit, pitting the free speech rights of the sandwich sellers against the state's right to protect visitors from offense.

Peace activists in particular have rushed to Mr. Grass's defense, saying they were glad that he had brought the subject of a first strike by Israel into the public discourse.