ABDUR-RAH`MAN, the ameer of Afghanistan, subsidised by the English; b.
Thus is national art in France not only subsidised and patronised, but safeguarded and protected.
There are scores of additional points of great interest, in connection with the working of German subsidised theatres.
The figures are official, and are taken from a report presented to the municipality some time ago, and prove there is a business side of vital importance attached to the proper working of the local subsidised theatre, La Scala.
In the provinces theatres are subsidisedby municipal councils, who vote each year a certain sum for the purpose.
Being deserving people they were subsidised by many of the neighbouring gentry, and the four children proved a pretty stroke of fortune to them.
One argument which always tells against the establishment of a publicly-subsidised opera-house in London does not affect the establishment of a publicly-subsidised theatre.
It was a subsidised narrow-gauge line, built under American auspices, and was opened for traffic in November, 1888.
At present there is only direct intercourse between them once a month, through the medium of the steamers of the Messageries Impériales—a company that is largely subsidised by the French Imperial Government.
In Germany, the stage is petted and subsidised by a score or so of royal and princely personages.
You subsidised the German armies against Napoleon; and now you believe that your red-coats alone vanquished the French.
The most abiding impression that Genslinger's editorial made upon him was, that possibly the "Mercury" was not subsidised by the corporation after all.
Those, I mean, who are subsidised by the General Office.
His lordship was keenly alive, also, to the influence of the press, and subsidised various papers to oppose the Young Irelanders.
No wonder the Universities demand freedom from State control; no wonder Training Colleges and subsidised secondary as well as elementary schools groan under its tender mercies.
He organised an internal and external service with complete independence from all other official bodies, subsidised by full and adequate appropriations from Parliament.
Indeed, no equal volume of speech can be more incontrovertible or less convincing than the utterances of the peace advocates, whether subsidised or not.
I myself firmly believe that the "Express" was subsidised by Kruger.
The forecast we are accustomed to find in our morning paper is compiled from the telegraphic reports of the subsidised stations.
Excepting the cases of telegraphic stations, which are subsidised by the central office, the observers are mostly volunteers who are interested in meteorology, and who provide their own instruments.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "subsidised" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
