Sentence examples for buy subscribe from inspiring English sources
The company is pitching this as more of a pre-sale than a charity campaign, writing in a staff email that "no one is donating money to our for-profit business" and that instead it's "launching a custom-built micro-store-site on our own domain, one that offers our customers new ways to buy, subscribe, and generally celebrate all things McSweeney's".
That there's no "perfect" formula, writing template or magical potion that guarantees people will download, buy, subscribe or otherwise do what you're asking of them.
And if they are too restrictive in what they permit, the publication is apt to become so dull that readers do not buy or subscribe to it.
If people want their memories to last long into the future, they may have to buy or subscribe to new products and services.
Launched this week for iPhone and iPad by publisher Harlequin, it ties into the company's existing eBookshelf service, through which readers can buy or subscribe to its ebooks.
So everything you buy or subscribe to just gets downloaded seamlessly.
For instance, you can insure your mobile phone, save money using vaults, buy cryptocurrencies, subscribe to a travel insurance package and more.
Non-newsstand magazines like the Economist remain as standalone apps although you willmay not be able to buy or subscribe to content through them.
Worse, the unit can't play copy-protected files like the ones you might buy or subscribe to from an online music service, and it can't play Windows Media files of any kind.
Additionally, I'd like to be able to buy or subscribe to TV shows that I often miss through an iTunes-like service that lets me watch them on my PC or Mac, or save them to an iPod that allows me to watch them on any TV.
On the magazine side, companies like Zinio have struggled because there are more than a dozen easily accessible ways to buy or subscribe to a digital magazine, and there's very little distinction between the services for the largest 200 or so subscription titles.
