Sentence examples for subject takes from inspiring English sources

What is measured is the length of time a subject takes to press a key.

The airing of this potentially volatile (and sentimental) subject takes a surprising back seat for much of Ms. Treem's play.

The subject takes on a particularly poignant cast in view of the diagnosis of leukemia Said received in 1991.

The ensuing account here of the history of the subject takes it up to the modern period and then considers the various disciplines connected with religion in detail since the 19th century.

The interesting thing about this painting is that the subject takes place in early Rome, yet the people in the piece, SABINEs and Romans alike, are all wearing 17th century dress.

The number of successive trials a subject takes to reach a specified level of proficiency may be compared with the number of trials he later needs to attain the same level.

Fortunately, the subject took off and the kids loved it.

And they are never only about a subject taken from the headlines.

The subject "took us in a variety of directions," she explained.

Rembrandt, when he came to depict Dr. Tulp teaching anatomy, portrayed his subject taking it apart.

If you're far from your subject, take the shot and crop later.