Sentence examples for getting a subscription from inspiring English sources

That'll mean getting a subscription, and even then iPhone owners will either have to jailbreak or settle for a web app.

If you want good journalism and a press you admire, try making that more possible by getting a subscription to your local paper, or a national one, or any one at all.

Getting a subscription for methadone or another opiate replacement would be a start.

I ended up getting a subscription to Sports Illustrated, so I could enjoy reading about people who are bigger, stronger, younger and richer than I am.

But getting a subscription to Soylent would mean all my meals would be liquid, and I wasn't ready for that lifestyle.

Getting a subscription can also show that you are serious about being a member and can gain more page views.

Over the years, I got to know all the major players, got a subscription to FourFourTwo magazine, and spent a lot of time (mostly during class) watching highlights.

"You could call and get the names of local Realtors, get a subscription to the local paper, call the tourist board.

Anyone in New York who wants to see good dance on a regular basis should get a subscription to the World Music Institute, which holds most of its concerts at the Peter Norton Symphony Space, on upper Broadway.

(But not online — so pay up and read it! You might as well get a subscription now while it's still pretty cheap, and stop missing most of what comes out every week).

If you haven't got a subscription, I'm afraid you will have to take one out online, go the newsstand — very twentieth century, I know — or ask a friend to fax you a copy.