Sentence examples for ever subscribed from inspiring English sources

Do you now subscribe or have you ever subscribed to The New Yorker?

Garnette Cadogan recently interviewed the musician, composer, and scholar Ned Sublette for Bomb, the only art magazine I have ever subscribed to.

It should be noted that parts of the libertarian right strongly deny the idea that it ever subscribed to trickle-down theory.

And while I enjoyed those high pop works too, enjoyed them long before I ever subscribed to HBO, they aren't the same.

Mr Kaczyński has suggested it was not an accident, but surveys show only about a quarter of Poles ever subscribed to the assassination theory.Now that the country's traditionally good growth is slowing, Mr Kaczyński is attempting more constructive tactics, albeit with plenty of drama.

It has even been maintained that "no serious twentieth-century methodologist" has ever subscribed to the naïve HD view above "without crucial qualifications" (Laudan 1990, 278; also see Laudan and Leplin 1991, 466).

Students today hardly ever subscribe to newspapers.

Before then, I'd always subscribed to the inherited wisdom that if you ever took drugs you were a loser, and that drugs were evil.

That may not be a creed to which my mother country will ever wholly subscribe, but because of the American Revolution and Independence, we can all live in hope.

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To illustrate 'understanding', a little boy smiles as his balloon floats away from his father's hand into middle distance; while no child I know would ever begin to subscribe to the notion, 'It's OK, I know you didn't let it go on purpose......