Sentence examples for subjects around the from inspiring English sources

Quite the opposite: Britain was a global empire, and the British monarch governed subjects around the world.

But when he turned his subjects around — the right-handed ones putting like left-handers, and vice versa — their yips disappeared.

Indeed, these textbook alternatives can be found on syllabuses in hundreds of college economics courses and related subjects around the country.

With hindsight it was a blessing for Britain, as well as for its vast numbers of subjects around the world, that Winston Churchill lost the 1945 election.

In "Pax Britannica" (Faber), a snapshot of the British empire at its zenith, James (now Jan) Morris describes how, before leaving Buckingham Palace, the queen sent a message to her subjects around the world.

When the sun never set on the British Empire, somewhere it was always over the yardarm, the signal for subjects around the globe to quench their thirst with gin while taking their daily dose of antimalarial quinine, the bitter ingredient in tonic.

Fifty interviewers interviewed the subjects around, on average, 15.7 and 21.4 years of age.

Subjects provided around-the-clock fractional urine specimens for analysis of 6-sulfatoxymelatonin (aMT6s), the major urinary metabolite of melatonin, as described previously [ 27].

"Statistics," says Dr. Hans Rosling, a professor of international health at the Karolinska Institute in Sweden, "is now the sexiest subject around".

As the Maalox begins to kick in, the team follows their subject around the kitchen, quietly asking questions.

Transfers are a touchy subject around the Tar Heels, who lost last season's entire sophomore class, with guard Adam Boone going to Minnesota, guard Brian Morrison to U.C.L.A. and center Neil Fingleton to Holy Cross.