Sentence examples for charges a subscription from inspiring English sources

A TiVo box with 30 hours of storage cost $399 -- but then the company generally charges a subscription fee of $9.95 a month.

Pandora offers free Internet radio, but charges a subscription fee for those whose listening exceeds 40 hours a month.

If you operate a news aggregation service that charges a subscription fee to its users, then you need to approach the NLA directly to discuss your licensing requirements.

The most popular alternative to the broadcast model is "on demand," which usually charges a subscription fee in return for the ability to choose exactly which song you'd like to hear.

Although it is free to post a profile on Match, which pioneered online dating when it launched in 1995, the site charges a subscription fee to users who wish to contact another member.

Many sites charge for archive material; most try to boost the value of advertising on their sites by getting visitors to fill in long registration forms; but the Wall Street Journal is now the only major publication, and one of the few sites outside the pornography or financial industries, that still charges a subscription for its web-only content.

Lekiosk's spin is that it charges a subscription-style model for its service — in the UK it's £10 for 10 magazines each month.

Should it charge a subscription fee?

Users are charged a subscription fee.

Megaupload was charging a subscription to people who wanted a lot of content.

MP3.com hoped to attract advertisers with the service and eventually charge a subscription fee.