Sentence examples for old subscriber from inspiring English sources

Only season tickets are sold; anyone wanting to buy a seat must wait until an old subscriber dies.

By Brendan Gill The New Yorker, September 8 , 1956 P. 23Letter from Madeliane (Smalley) Kirby, an old subscriber to THE NEW YORKER and an old customer of W. & J. Sloane.

The New Yorker, May 16 , 1925P. 1 How the rumbling of the B.M.T. trains was audible in the Hall, in its western portion, and how one old subscriber inquired if Mr. Mackay was going to discharge all his double bass players as soon as the B.M.T. constructed another subway beneath the building.

Whatever it is, old subscribers are on their way back to the streaming service; perhaps Netflix should change its motto to "Forgive and Forget".

He said that Salon is ahead of schedule in its four-week-old subscriber drive.

The older subscriber types around me weren't put off by the aggression in the music.

Under the law, a health insurance plan's oldest subscriber can be charged no more than three times as much as a plan's youngest subscriber (even though, as mentioned, the oldest subscriber's costs are probably closer to five times as much).

So MTC deserves some credit, especially with their older subscriber base, for continuing to try to amuse a broad audience.

"Become Ocean" was the main event, though, and hundreds of younger listeners materialized among the older subscribers.

The law says, for example, that rates for older subscribers cannot be more than three times the rates for young adults.

Were 13-year-old subscribers really playing prostitutes in the game, exchanging the online equivalent of phone sex for simoleans, the game's currency?