Sentence examples for subject to do from inspiring English sources

I think it's subject to do more harm than good".

Strategically gracious, she encourages her subject to do the job herself.

At this point, you are not just thinking about what subject to do.

Surely there's "nobody at home" in a computer, and so no "subject" to do the thinking.

That includes any subject to do with energy, of course (he was just on his way to America to study fracking there).

Bush tries to change the subject to: 'Do you want a waffling candidate?' " Kerry and Bush are playing the hands they should, he told me in late spring.

There was a time, not too long ago, that I thought about subjects to do a documentary on.

He did look into doing a job that involves this, but realised he needed A-levels in science/maths subjects to do something like sound engineering.

Like "Hopkins 24/7," this series allows the subjects to do most of the talking, with occasional offstage scene setting by Sylvia Chase, a correspondent for ABC.

Ed Balls and Peter Hain, Labour politicians of a very different stamp on many subjects to do with the future of their party, were both promoting tactical anti-Conservative voting yesterday.

TOBY MELVILLE, REUTERS Murdo's MacLeod's got a lovely eye and he can get his subjects to do things others can't.