Sentence examples for making a paid from inspiring English sources

That referred to the concern that YouTube is possibly making a paid subscription to services like Spotify less appealing.

Two examples: David Pogue, a popular technology columnist who drew criticism last year for making a paid appearance at a public relations conference, already has one of these on his Times Topics page.

Its new CTS sedan, a futuristic vision of crisp angles, is also making a paid appearance in the next "Matrix" installment, a film driven by techno-rockers like Rob Zombie.

Waiter is on GitHub (and was written in Python) so you can roll out your own version today, but the developers also plan on making a paid version hosted on their own servers.

Incorporating the audience into the performance risks making a paying public uncomfortable.

I did, and about a year later I was made a paid angioplasty fellow".

She announced her diabetes just as she made a (paid!) endorsement of a diabetes-related drug.

On the other hand, as TRANSFAC is marketed as a commercial resource, users are required to make a paid subscription to access its contents and, accordingly, to download its TF-TG interactions.

They said making a "pay the polluter" rather than a "polluter pays" system was"bad economics, bad ethics and bad policy".

Making a modestly paid enlistee find the money to end a pregnancy resulting from a rape is inexcusably cruel.

Lewis needs to face better-known fighters to make a pay-per-view splash.