Sentence examples for no longer subscribes from inspiring English sources

And he no longer subscribes to the pictorial magazine Palm Beach Society, which he used to peruse the way some people study a Neiman Marcus catalog.

And the film, unfortunately, says Kendrick Weaver, a graduate student, "won't push people to open their Bible and say, 'Let's see if that's in there".' Art Gibbons, 53, of Orange, said that although he was raised Catholic, he no longer subscribes to any religion.

When asked why the company changed its policy and no longer subscribes to the concept of the living wage, a spokesperson for Topshop said on 14 March: It's difficult to comment on a document that was created nearly nine years ago – I'm not even sure if this was ever published on our website.

Westerners may no longer subscribe so openly to the nonsense of Japanese inscrutability.

Vehicles of owners who no longer subscribe could still be monitored through a still-active cellular link.

Vehicles of owners who no longer subscribe could still be monitored via the system's still-active two-way cellular link.

Since fragmentation is a subversive notion in classical art, Racine may have abandoned a genre to whose classical tenets he could no longer subscribe.

Under the new terms, OnStar reserves the right to share that information with other companies and organizations -- even when culled from motorists who no longer subscribe.

Under the new terms, OnStar reserves the right to share that information with other companies and organizations, even data culled from motorists who no longer subscribe to the service but who have left the two-way communications connection open.

Under the rules of the International Atomic Energy Agency, Iran would be required to reveal those construction plans well in advance; the Iranians say they no longer subscribe to that provision of the agency's rules.

Having reviewed hundreds of books over the past 20-some years, I no longer subscribe to the notion that I have a vague journalistic responsibility to keep a copy of every title I have ever written about.