Sentence examples for subjects put from inspiring English sources

One study of 63 moderately obese subjects put half on a conventional low-fat diet and half on the Atkins plan.

When another of the experiment's accomplices, posing as a fellow-student, asked what had happened, the subjects put the blame on themselves, saying things like "I hit the wrong button" rather than "They accused me of hitting the wrong button".

That reunion was accomplished at the expense of the recently freed slaves; in THE BLOODY SHIRT: Terror After the Civil War (Plume, $16), Stephen Budiansky, a military historian, vividly describes the chaos of Reconstruction and the guerrilla war waged by embittered Southerners that led to "the political death of the Negro," as one of his subjects put it.

Entrances were counted when subjects put both forepaws on an arm or on the platform.

The subjects put their non dominant hand into ice cold water for one minute.

Subjects put their hands gently on the Dan Tian (about half an inch below the navel) while breathing in and out naturally.

Each wields a camera, and they "dance" around their subjects, putting them at ease with constant banter and movement.

JOHN AND VIV HOPPER Whilst the celebrity bit is a turn-off, the concise information and unbiased reporting on a wide range of subjects puts all other papers to shame.

I always say to every subject as I instrument the subject, put all the stuff on, I instruct the subject over and over again.

As Richard Prost, who has lived in areas neighboring the tracks for most his life and has made a documentary on the subject, put it: "If you're a polite hiker, the cops will simply ask you to leave".

But their training is proceeding, as someone knowledgeable on the subject put it, "on pigeon time," so this may not occur until later in the run of the piece.