Sentence examples for submitted him to from inspiring English sources
The phrase "submitted him to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone has been subjected to a particular experience, treatment, or authority. Example: "The committee submitted him to a rigorous evaluation process to assess his qualifications."
This was an accusation put to him by the Labour MP Valerie Vaz, who submitted him to particularly aggressive questioning.
His lawyer has submitted him to psychological tests, which concluded that Mr. Harris-Moore did not, contrary to the popular myth that sprang up around him, have a superior I.Q.
The government, eager to disprove the report, made public Dr. Kelly's name and arranged for him to testify before a parliamentary committee, which submitted him to a bruising round of questions.
He sustained another four days later during a practice, after Patriots Coach Bill Belichick went against the recommendation of the team's trainer, Johnson said, and submitted him to regular on-field contact.
"It isn't right to submit him to pressures on one side or another," the spokesman, Father Federico Lombardi, said in Rome.
He needs to break Quell as a horse trainer would break a stallion, and, submitting him to intense and punitive "processing," seeking to turn him into a spiritual and psychological dependent.
Sajeel plays tennis well enough to convince the untrained eye that he knows what he is doing and poor enough that the trained eye submits him to a drug test.
Bruce Elfant, the tax assessor-collector and voter registrar in Travis County, said he would be very surprised if all of the names the Secretary of State's Office submitted to him to investigate turned out to be noncitizens.
"Will-less, she submitted to him, even to the extent of making small, compliant movements fitting her body to his," one of these scenes concludes.
In most instances, they were either implemented by a magistrate or submitted by him to the people for enactment into law.
The Sultan responded not only to documents submitted to him by his viziers but also to petitions (arzuhâl) submitted to him by his subjects following the Friday prayer.
