Here are some examples:
* The prisoners were subjected to torture. (They were forced to endure torture.)
* The students were subjected to a rigorous exam. (They were forced to take a difficult exam.)
* The city was subjected to a bombing raid. (The city was forced to endure a bombing raid.)
You can also use "subject" as a verb in a more general sense, meaning to expose someone to something. For example:
* The children were subjected to a lot of stress. (The children were exposed to a lot of stress.)
* The experiment subjected the animals to a new drug. (The experiment exposed the animals to a new drug.)
It's important to note that the verb "subject" is often used in a negative or passive context, implying that the person or thing being subjected is not in control of the situation.