Sentence examples for subjects how to from inspiring English sources

In a new study, the experimenters taught their subjects how to fake that signal.

Fu Xi, the legendary founder of the Chinese people, reputedly showed his subjects how to fish, raise domestic animals, and cook.

These suffered by comparison to stronger recent films on the subjects, "How to Make Money Selling Drugs" and "After Tiller," due for release in September.

So it's refreshing to see a stack of mono-coloured little books on pretty much the same old New Year subjects – how to exercise, how to deal with adversity, how to be alone – which are written by philosophers, or their kind.

At the end, the chapter looks at a couple of related subjects: how to emulate an instruction (as needed by an instruction set extension mechanism) and how to build semaphores to provide robust task-to-task communication in the face of interrupts.

As if it weren't bad enough that the UK includes a third of another country quite clearly situated the other side of the Irish Sea, we've also managed to harvest up whole handfuls of foreign islands, from Fiji to Tierra Del Fuego, planted a flag on their rocks, and taught their subjects how to read about the weddings of our minor royals in OK! Magazine.

The subject: how to practice journalism in an economic Maelstrom.

The subject: how to get children to love reading.

"The Appeal" is John Grisham's handy primer on a timely subject: how to rig an election.

The subject: how to halt the alarming slide in his fortunes in this region.

**{:.break one} ** TO: Americans and fellow-acquaintances FROM: George W. Bush, President SUBJECT: How to Fixate Medicare ** You can help in the war on health!!!