Sentence examples for book subscribe from inspiring English sources

Mr. Newman may be best remembered for his 1977 book "Subscribe Now!," which offered theories for building audiences through subscriptions; the ideas have since been embraced by nonprofit organizations around the country.

Instead of relying on the financial security of traditional subscription marketing (as articulated by Danny Newman in his book, Subscribe Now!), producers and playwrights must force themselves to ask if they are willing to be satisfied with a one-night stand.

"Get some beginning astronomy books, subscribe to one or two magazines, learn a little and then get a telescope," Mr. Gent said.

Keep up to date with the latest fashions by checking out books, subscribing to fashion magazines, checking fashion sites, etc. Learn how the business works.

The book subscribes to no faith, but does contain a moral, from Dante himself: inaction during a time of crisis is a sin.

Mr. Greenspan in this same book subscribes to the view that the housing crash was caused in part by an overabundance of foreign investment in the American economy.

He also noted that Paragraph is doing a lot to promote the authors and publications, with one-click buttons to buy a book or subscribe to a magazine.

Read books or subscribe to a Classical music magazine.

While Pakistan on the Brink thoroughly outlines the country's domestic woes, the book convincingly subscribes to Pakistan's official narrative of victimhood.

Those wishing to book hotels abroad, subscribe to an international journal or simply buy a book from Amazon have no straightforward way to do so.

You can register now for an invite for when it starts to ship later this year, starting in the U.S. Pricing is $22.99 per box, which Amazon says works out to 35percentt below the cumulative list price for the books, and you can subscribe for books to come in one-, two- or three-month intervals.