Sentence examples for become subscribed from inspiring English sources

Another major problem continues to be dodgy SMS messages: F-Secure notes some 21 of the 96 Android threat variants come from premium SMS that encourages downloads and sometimes end up as repeat problems by way of subscription services to which users unwittingly become subscribed.

One school described a successful parent programme in their school which had initially only been attended by motivated parents actively seeking help, but had become increasingly subscribed through word of mouth.

He also made the perfectly valid point that popular schools become over-subscribed, and had to have some means for selecting their pupils.

"We quickly did a seed round and it became over-subscribed, we're overwhelmed by the response".

By June 5, 2008, he had become the number one subscribed comedian on YouTube, and third most subscribed uploader overall.

As Lonelygirl15 became the most-subscribed channel on YouTube, beating Peter Oakley AKA geriatric1927, speculation grew.

Consider me subscribed to that blog to learn when those features become available.

Being subscribed means that iTunes will check for new files as they become available, allowing users to get Myxer ringtones directly from iTunes and on their mobile phone every time they sync.

Here in the UK, unpaid internships have become an increasing source of tension in the midst of a flagging economy and over-subscribed graduate job positions.

In that sense, the Church of England has become the victim of its own success, with its schools among some of the most over-subscribed, especially in urban areas.

By May 29 , 2008 Wu had become one of three East Asians under the age of 21 to be in the top five of YouTube's all-time most subscribed users with 187,000 subscribers and more than 5.9 million views.