Sentence examples for may subscribe to from inspiring English sources

Users may subscribe to other users' tweets – this is known as "following" and subscribers are known as "followers" or "tweeps", a portmanteau of Twitter and peeps.

It was a perfect surprise for Ms. Hoover, who may subscribe to the theory that food follows function.

A print subscription comes with access to the digital edition, or you may subscribe to the digital edition alone.

In the future, the plan is to integrate paywalled subscriptions, too, like the trade journals a company may subscribe to, for instance.

The second, the Pub/Sub API, will offer a generic content-based publish-subscribe communication mode and allow the application developer to implement applications where any mobile node may subscribe to messages and context updates produced by any other mobile node and which will use the SDDL core as its communication platform.

Students are not exempt from being tested on textbook material, "but no student in any public school or institution shall be penalized in any way because the student may subscribe to a particular position on scientific theories," reads the bill [PDF].

Peyton Manning, returning after a year off because of neck operations, may or may not subscribe to that philosophy, but a test against the Steelers' vaunted defense is surely not what any doctor ordered.

In the grip of that Emersonian conviction, one may or may not subscribe to the existence of a personal God, but it should not be the case that constitutional protection depends on a commitment to theism, for that would be to make the hallmark of religion something that is alien to the lives of many people.

(Readers may also subscribe to Bloomberg Markets without subscribing to the terminals and can also buy the magazine on newsstands).

And those who do not anticipate the Apocalypse may nevertheless subscribe to a dramatic view of God's justice.

Salmond may then subscribe to the widely held view that football and politics never need mix.