Sentence examples for subjects to do from inspiring English sources

TOBY MELVILLE, REUTERS Murdo's MacLeod's got a lovely eye and he can get his subjects to do things others can't.

There was a time, not too long ago, that I thought about subjects to do a documentary on.

Like "Hopkins 24/7," this series allows the subjects to do most of the talking, with occasional offstage scene setting by Sylvia Chase, a correspondent for ABC.

He did look into doing a job that involves this, but realised he needed A-levels in science/maths subjects to do something like sound engineering.

Ed Balls and Peter Hain, Labour politicians of a very different stamp on many subjects to do with the future of their party, were both promoting tactical anti-Conservative voting yesterday.

He says: "My whole careers education consisted of a five-minute interview in year 11, in which he [the careers adviser] told me I'd done the wrong subjects to do the job I wanted to do and my grades weren't going to be high enough.

At this point, you are not just thinking about what subject to do.

I think it's subject to do more harm than good".

Strategically gracious, she encourages her subject to do the job herself.

Surely there's "nobody at home" in a computer, and so no "subject" to do the thinking.

Bush tries to change the subject to: 'Do you want a waffling candidate?' " Kerry and Bush are playing the hands they should, he told me in late spring.