Sentence examples for subs on the from inspiring English sources

"It's going to take some hard work," he said, to convince the Congress "that this is a worthy project; that it makes sense to defuel and decommission these nuclear subs on the basis of nonproliferation.

Subs on the Guardian used to have a special Muzzled Piranha Award, a kind of Oscar of incompetence, handed to an industrial relations reporter who warned the world that the Trades Union Congress wildcats were lurking in the undergrowth, ready to dart out like piranhas, unless they were muzzled.

The two Telegraph titles continue to dominate the retail subscription market with over 330,000 subs on the daily and 325,000 on the Sunday, but the Times titles and the Guardian/Observer have driven subscription sales aggressively – the Guardian from a standing start at the beginning of the year to over 32,000 subscriptions in the October ABCs.

It was 21 seasons ago that a Glasgow referee, a Mr Tarbet, poked his head into the changing-hut to warn Glencraig United of his hopes for a sporting encounter in their crunch match against Goldenhill Boys Clubb, only to receive such collective verbal abuse that he red-carded the whole team and both subs on the spot.

First off, before I get to the bit that raises subs' temperatures to levels even Giles Coren cannot generate (explanation here), let me state once again my belief that subs on the mass-market popular papers are an integral part of the creative editorial output.

So when your company orders a couple of subs on the house, you and your co-workers are made to feel looked after.

Professor Keeble learned his trade subbing on the Cambridge Evening News.

Back in the days when I subbed on The Sun - admittedly, almost 40 years ago - punning headlines were valued, but rare.

When I first worked as a sub on the Mirror in the 1970s I saw his raw copy.

(Playbar + Sub + Connect comes to £1,477; leave out the Sub – on the assumption you've got some great speakers already for the Connect system – and it's £878).

I remember Don's story about the break-up because I was a news sub on The Sun at the time.