Sentence examples for free issue of from inspiring English sources
OFFERING consumers a free service and then converting them to paid customers has long been a retail marketing tactic -- whether through a free issue of a magazine, a short-term fee waiver on a credit card or a shampoo sample handed out in a drugstore.
GameStop is pre-loading the Samsung, Asus, Acer, and Toshiba with extra gaming titles such as Sonic CD, Riptide, the Kongregate Arcade app and a free issue of GameStop's gaming mag, Game Informer.
In order to justify the free app description, subscription apps must offer something of value for anyone who downloads the app perhaps a free issue of a magazine, or free top stories.
Millions of people across the nation this morning rushed out of the house early to pick up the second free issue of the NME, enticed by Robert Pattinson ("the ex-vampire") on the cover and fantastic, not to mention incredibly topical, 20 Things You Should Know About Jeremy Corbyn listicle.
In the past, in some remote Aboriginal communities, there have been interventions such conducting basic plumbing repairs and maintenance programs for householders and the establishment of communal laundries, supply of industrial rather than domestic washing machines, and the free issue of refrigerators and washing machines to householders.
Users receive four free issues of the magazine in iPad format, which yields dozens of features and smaller stories on flower gardening and information for vegetable and fruit growers.
To coincide with the launch, we're giving everyone with the iPad edition, including current subscribers and even those whose subscriptions have lapsed, two free issues of the Observer this Sunday (16th September) and next (23rd September).
Turns out it's pretty easy to get free issues of several popular publications via an iPad hack of sorts.
There's a launch party going on right now at red.msn.com -- stop by and you can sign up for two free issues of (RED WIREE.
The two big stories of fashion week are the blogger backlash, a row which is a microcosm of how the digital era has disrupted fashion, and the new "model-free" issue of British Vogue, featuring "real" people.
Still, the first full-nudity-free issue of Playboy, which is coming out in March, marks a big shift in the brand.
