Sentence examples for subject to turn from inspiring English sources

Bannister and Trueman offered largely monosyllabic comments, with Trueman often veering wildly off the subject, to turn it into a disaster.

To even them out, ask the subject to turn three quarters of the way toward the camera with the larger eye further away.

Or that people rush to fight about the flag because they want to change the subject, to turn away from the latest proof that an old hatred is alive and well.

All piles were subject to turn once a week.

These instruments allow a test subject to turn a rope without feeling force from the rope.

Once Kimmel started his monologue, it didn't take long for the subject to turn to this year's presidential election.

Good comedy capably permits all of its subjects to turn inward, thereby exposing their shortcomings, strengths, and eccentricities," Coleman told HuffPost in an email.

Antonia Fraser's Marie Antoinette (Weidenfeld & Nicolson £25, pp499) showed how the political abuse this child and young woman was subjected to turned her into a tragic heroine.

The reward (an eighth of a peanut) was placed beneath the S+ and in order to retrieve it a subject had to turn over the correct object.

Both these models focus on subjects' inability to turn off a stress response, i.e. a lack of recovery, as a cause of health complaints.

LAURA SECOR: On that subject, I want to turn to domestic affairs in Iran.