Sentence examples for i actually subscribe from inspiring English sources
I actually subscribe to the Independent but, paradoxically, loathe the paper.
The problems I had connecting appeared to be at the point where WatchESPN authenticates my cable provider in order to verify that I actually subscribe to the channel.
I'm writing this post on a Sunday morning on my little deck outside, which is a perfect landing spot for a modest drone aircraft to periodically land and drop-off the only item on Amazon that I actually "subscribe" to.
I wonder how many parents actually subscribe to Exodus 21 15 & 17, which dictates: "And he that smiteth his father, or his mother, shall be surely put to death.
And then actually subscribe to that search and say, I want that search, anything that matches that search to appear in my home feed or maybe I want to put it into one of my friend list and in that way, you know, I don't have to go do that search every day, it'll actually just appear along with all of the updates from my friends.
Reality check: Nobody would actually subscribe to 300 magazines, and some of the publications included, like the Wall Street Journal, are sharing access only to select articles.
Under that provision, the agency may adopt any rules necessary to promote "diversity of information sources" if the commission concludes that cable television is available to at least 70percentt of American households and that at least 70percentt of those households actually subscribe to a cable service.
Now Sirius XM needs the free trial-people who downloaded the app to actually subscribe to the service.
These folks don't see Tumblr's ads now unless they actually subscribe to adult sites.
But if you want to actually subscribe to — and continuously consume — those sorts of audio-visual digital services across EU borders, well, you're going to be out of luck.
"If you sell a sport in its entirety to a subscription-based broadcaster then you have to be very, very careful that you don't disenfranchise all your viewing pubic, or some of your viewing public, who may decide not to actually subscribe.
