Sentence examples for issue subscription from inspiring English sources

For example, you could get printed subscriptions to The New Yorker ($70 a year), Esquire ($8), Sports Illustrated ($40), Vanity Fair ($24), and Parents ($10), and still spend less than the $180 a year for a full Next Issue subscription.

A leading social science journal, The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, takes a deep dive into the debate by devoting its March issue (subscription required) to "The Politics of Science".

(If you want to compare pricing, a basic Next Issue subscription is $9.99 per month, but you need to pay $14.99 if you want to read weekly titles like Time and The New Yorker).

Support Jacobin and buy a four issue subscription for just $19.

For a 12-issue subscription you'll pay £70.

Two hundred people showed and paid the admission price, $5, for one free issue and a six-issue subscription.

Already, Hearst Magazines is offering a free six-issue subscription to Marie Claire if you buy a year of Cosmopolitan.

He offered prospective buyers "copyrights, registered trademark rights, intellectual property rights, back issues, subscription lists, customer lists, vendor lists, employee contracts, distribution contacts, public relations contacts, advertising contacts, Web sites and domain names associated with Hardcore Gamer, including HardcoreGamer.com and around 30 other domain names".

Don't get me wrong: magazines, particularly the traditional American model of selling a 12-issue subscription for $13 (and selling issues at retail for $6), are pretty much dead as disco.

Furthermore, as a direct reversal of the process of taking money from stockholders by issuing subscription rights, this method undoubtedly has a strong logical appeal.

9. Holidays You are allowed to take subscription "holidays" of up to 6 weeks (i.e. 6 issues) per subscription year (starting on the date you first took out your subscription and each anniversary of this date).