Sentence examples for exactly subscribe from inspiring English sources
And while I don't exactly subscribe to the adage that partisan politics stop at the water's edge, it's clear to me that we have far less cooperation in foreign affairs than we once had.
Logic says killer starting pitching trumps all else in a short series, but Ned Yost's club – and indeed, Ned himself – have never exactly subscribed to conventional logic, especially in October.
Gene Wojciechowski writes on ESPN.com that for the first time, Woods needs the Ryder Cup more than it needs him, although Christine Brennan writes in USA Today that Woods is not exactly subscribing to the idea that he can redeem his season here.
Facebook's Work is sure to be a meaningful improvement, as Facebook Groups enables you to subscribe to exactly the conversations you want, rather than ending up on endless mailing-list threads.
That is exactly why Kerner subscribes to the idea of nudging people in the right direction, telling us that "young people don't focus on investing," and so "Acorns is a nudge".
To read the paper online exactly as it was printed, subscribe to the Guardian and Observer digital edition.
Still, the HBO add-on for Prime is $15 per month, which is exactly what it costs to subscribe to HBO Now, the channel-owned standalone streaming service.
In other words, if there is a shared narrative or dynamic that both brains subscribe to, they can predict each other exactly, at least for short periods of time.
I do wonder exactly what percentage of tech geeks read Entertainment Weekly, let alone subscribe.
You can still apparently subscribe to a Page in RSS, but it's not exactly one step.
