Sentence examples for going to subscribe from inspiring English sources

"If they do cancel, what are they going to subscribe to?

Any man who wrote a poem called Against Constancy is never going to subscribe to hearts-and-flowers romance.

And she is definitely not going to subscribe to the idea that climate change ranks above all other causes.

It was an important part of my task as leader to say: there is going to be a single party line on Europe and everybody who's in the shadow cabinet or the future cabinet is going to subscribe to it.

Who is going to subscribe?" He concludes: "If my arts organisation depleted its community that deep, I wouldn't even bother worrying about money troubles.

But if you're going to subscribe to that sort of reasoning, "You might as well put a dead cocker spaniel on your head and start yelling about birth certificates," said Jon Stewart on "The Daily Show," flashing a photograph of the quizzically coiffed Donald Trump, who to my eyes was wearing either an Irish setter or maybe a Pomeranian.

Go to Subscribe > Retrieve subscription then add your Apple ID and password.

These developers also know that most people — especially if they've just downloaded a new app — aren't going to immediately subscribe.

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The question is whether homeowners are going to pay a lot to subscribe to cable when they can pay as they go and 'graze' on the net.