Sentence examples for subject when it from inspiring English sources
Ladbrokes is expected to follow shortly and will face a barrage of questions on the subject when it reports its half-year figures tomorrow.
The N.F.L. made its feelings clear on the subject when it docked New England a first-round draft choice and fined Belichick and the Patriots $750,000 total, a penalty among the steepest the league has ever levied.
His subject, when it is not horses, is the interaction of gentlemen and labouring women, whether dancers, prostitutes or laundresses.
If you're the scrupulous type, tell people your age when they ask — but change the subject when it comes to birth order.
But later, with others taking on his opponents for him, Mr. Romney did not mention the subject when it came time to address supporters here Wednesday evening.
Many Labour MPs also support Trident, with reports that they will be offered a free vote on the subject when it comes to Parliament.
The last, daring word in modern theater and modern subject matter when it opened on Broadway in 1921, this Pulitzer Prize-winning drama of a prostitute's redemption now seems all but buried in quaintness, myth and exotica.
We cannot compete with science and technology subjects when it comes to balance sheets and profitability.
It's hardly surprising that fewer people are willing to study arts and humanities subjects when it costs up to £9k to do so.
THOUGH Bagehot is a hand-wringing liberal on many subjects, when it comes to dodgy public art (taxpayer funded or no) he is a raving conservative.
A determined democrat on most other subjects, when it comes to discussing who should be the head of state he seems in thrall to the idea of monarchy.
