Sentence examples for is subscribing from inspiring English sources
verb
To sign up to have copies of a publication, such as a newspaper or a magazine, delivered for a period of time.
- Would you like to subscribe or subscribe a friend to our new magazine, Lexicography Illustrated?
The company is subscribing to the philosophy that all press is good press.
On the social web, the person who doesn't share is subscribing to an outmoded identity and cannot be included in the new social space.
(But then, since people started quoting movie box-office numbers instead of reviews, maybe everyone really is subscribing to Variety.) Despite this shrewdness, Mr. Blythewood doesn't resist sliding into the genre's twin pitfalls of sentimentality and melodrama.
One of the multiple uses I'm going to enjoy on my iPad is subscribing to plenty of international magazines I am not currently subscribed, as (A) they are extremely expensive to ship abroad or (B) by the time they'd arrive on my physical mailbox their info is no longer relevant.
Spiked judges said that "the union is subscribing not only to the boycott of products but the boycotting of Israeli academics... as this motion does not explicitly link to a censorship of speech, this is not an outright ban on pro-Israeli thought".
The emails will also tell you if people you know are subscribed to the person who is subscribing to you.
As a result, the indicator allows only two values: 0.0 if the analyzed household or person is not subscribed to a warning service, or 1.0 if the household or person is subscribed to at least one natural hazard warning service.
Often, it is the high-impact journal, which is subscribed to.
Finally, a lot of long-term morbidity after EBRT is subscribed to the occurrence of radiation-induced fibrosis, which was thought to be irreversible.
When James Dolan hired D'Antoni, he was subscribing to a system.
"Many people we see are subscribing to the Martin Lewis [Money Saving Expert] emails," she says.
