Sentence examples for the intriguing subject from inspiring English sources
Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukTHOR HANSON'S new book takes on the intriguing subject of feathers.
A script on the intriguing subject of her grandfather – a novelist and spy who led a number of double lives – is in development.
Catherine Taylor A Conversation on the Quai Voltaire, by Lee Langley (Vintage, £7.99) The peripheral figure of Vivant Denon is the intriguing subject of Lee Langley's cultured, diverting novel.
He offers a crisp introduction to the intriguing subject of Falstaff's role as a military entrepreneur: Under the proprietary system that prevailed in England and the rest of Europe until the 18th century, regiments were owned by the colonels and the captains who recruited them.
Towering over them all is the long-lived, prolific, and extraordinarily influential Mary Fairfax Greig Somerville (1780-1872), the intriguing subject of Kathryn A. Neeley's new book.
A double show now on view in Westchester casts light on this intriguing subject.
In many ways Patrick is the most intriguing subject in Brooklyn Castle because he was the only one of the five featured students portrayed as a true underdog.
Brooklyn-based comedian Jaboukie Young-Whitemaileded me with the highly intriguing subject line "Sandy Cheeks (SpongeBob) Piccolo (Dragonball Z) are Black".
Some with subject lines, "Arthur was 100% black" and "Babar was black". Brooklyn-based comedian Jaboukie Young-Whitemaileded me with the highly intriguing subject line "Sandy Cheeks (SpongeBob) Piccolo (Dragonball Z) are Black". For Jaboukie, Piccolo's backstory was very black.
The most intriguing subjects are by definition the ones with the least time to come sit for hours in the studio..
Meanwhile, the very last thing we should worry about is the weather, which still offers wonderful spring skiing at resorts across the country and will foster an efflorescence of flowers for Telecosm in late May at Lake George, where we will vigorously debate these intriguing subjects.
