Sentence examples for general subscription from inspiring English sources
Most subscribers are businesses, who take up the general subscription offer for the print and online edition combined.
About eighty paintings and pen drawings were purchased by general subscription, and The Wilmington Society of the Fine Arts was founded and empowered to act as custodian.
The company, which will begin offering its product for general subscription early next year after three years of development, has now raised a total of $20 million.
The service will be called ESPN Plus, and live inside a new app that will be launched by the sports broadcasting network in spring 2018 – much earlier than Disney's more general subscription streaming service that will launch in 2019.
The service will be called ESPN Plus, and live inside a new app that will be launched by the sports broadcasting network in spring 2018 – much earlier than Disney's more general subscription streaming service that will launch in 2019.
He signed up for the cheapest possible general season subscription and thus gained early access to "Ring" tickets, for which he plans to pay more than $2,000.
If a general music subscription is a bit too much like buying a voucher, you can gift an individual song or album through Apple's iTunes.
But when it comes to business models, journals fall into two general camps: subscription journals, which charge readers and libraries to read content that is kept behind paywalls; and open-access journals, which charge authors an upfront fee to make their accepted papers immediately available to anyone with an Internet connection.
The Palatinate cause was a popular Protestant issue in England, and in 1637 a general public subscription helped fund an expedition under Charles Louis to try and regain the electorate as part of a joint French campaign.
In general, the subscriptions "give people access to the kinds of stuff that airlines give at no cost to their bottom-tier frequent fliers," Mr. Leff said.
In general, the subscription-based databases provide a more structured interface, which enables more complex searches, such as combinations of two or more searches, use of complex search filters and a controlled vocabulary.
