Sentence examples for devoted subscribers from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, and has expressed unease over his fame, saying, that "The only people I want to talk to are you": he only wants to talk to his devoted subscribers.

The rival exchange is the perennial target of the caustic e-mails that Mr Cummings fires off each week to a group of 1,500 devoted subscribers, including managers of rival exchanges.The latest missive mockingly compares NASDAQ's two price cuts since January to a "blue-light special" at Kmart, a department-store chain that has seen better days.

But what happens when your once-devoted subscribers stop engaging with your business or, worse, start engaging with enemy operatives (aka your competitors)?

As a previously devoted Philadelphia Inquirer subscriber since the 1970s, I wish Sokolove had shared some thoughts of disappointed readers on how Brian Tierney's conservative ideology destroyed the heart of our much beloved Inky.

Epix, the upstart premium cable channel, has picked an unlikely tactic in its fight for new subscribers: it has devoted some of its resources to heavyweight boxing.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Kelefa Sanneh writes on the Sporting Scene about Epix, which "has picked an unlikely tactic in its fight for new subscribers: it has devoted some of its resources to heavyweight boxing".

Kelefa Sanneh writes on the Sporting Scene about Epix, which "has picked an unlikely tactic in its fight for new subscribers: it has devoted some of its resources to heavyweight boxing".

By Kelefa Sanneh August 26, 2011 Epix, the upstart premium cable channel, has picked an unlikely tactic in its fight for new subscribers: it has devoted some of its resources to heavyweight boxing.

Cinemax, an HBO-owned network with 12m American subscribers, has eight channels devoted to films.

A questionnaire was sent via e-mail to all subscribers of two mailing lists devoted to TTM, each of which takes a somewhat different approach to the condition.

He proudly asserts that he was a charter subscriber to Sys Admin, a trade magazine devoted to systems administrators, the unsung heroes who keep computer systems running.