The next step is to go for a liceat to one of the petty officers, called the Regent Master of the Schools, who subscribes his name to the questions and receives sixpence as his fee.
Or, without vanity I may say it, one that plays better at Ombre than him, who subscribes himself an enemy to all such pimps as thou art?
Jason Pratensis subscribes to this counsel of the poet, Excretio enim aut tollet prorsus aut lenit aegritudinem.
By way of a enterin' wedge Mike subscribes for a drink.
As for Texas, while he subscribesto them three diurnal drinks, he allers insists that he has company.
He subscribes himself in his speech to the Queen in the last month, by translation, Thomas.
Each player subscribes a certain stake to form the pool, and at starting has three chances or lives.
And when Christ speaks in the gospel, the soul seals that doctrine of free salvation, by approving and consenting with all its heart to the offer, subscribes to the way of salvation in Christ, and the truth of his promises.
When God speaks in his law, the soul receives that testimony of his justice and holiness, subscribes to the equity and righteousness of the sentence, by condemning itself.
After this, a subscription is set afoot to which Sir Robert, with Magdalen penitence, subscribes ten pounds!
Quitting his native spot with political disgust, he changed his character in the metropolis, for he subscribes himself "Counsellor-at-Law.
He subscribes also to a regular fund for wine; and, therefore, he does not enjoy that immunity from wine-drinking which is open to the Commoner.
Figolino is asserted to have been the same artist as one Robetta, or rather one who subscribeshimself so, or R.
A large picture by this artist, on which he subscribes himself Ambrosius Laurentii, is to be seen in the public palace, and may be designated a poem of moral precepts.
When he subscribes the oath, he receives the plan, and if he finds this to be what satisfies his mind as a thing good and honourable, he becomes our friend only in so far as he endeavours to gain over his friends and acquaintances.
Account of a reception into this degree, with the bond which each subscribes before he can be admitted.
Mr. Travis absolutely subscribes to the fundamental but common error with regard to the distribution of weight.
Taylor also subscribes to the fetich of the sweep.
This is valuable corroboration, for it must be remembered that Vardon only subscribes to the fetich of the left by implication.
Vardon, as we have seen, only subscribes to this notion inferentially, and nobody could be more emphatic than he is with regard to the distribution of force in the grip.
Low's book Concerning Golf, subscribes to the idea of attempting to regulate the force of the grips taken by the hands.
The moment she was born, off goes the Buffer and subscribes to half a dozen burying clubs.
A man in full work can very well afford to pay a few halfpence a-week to each club that he subscribes to, even supposing he puts his name down to a dozen.
Johnson's god-daughter, subscribes for an annuity to, iv.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "subscribes" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
