Sentence examples for remain a subscriber from inspiring English sources

Aswith Napster, it's a Windows-only service that offers more than 1,000,000songs (plus exclusive content), either as "permanent" downloads (at 79p pertrack) or via unlimited access to "temporary" downloads, which keep playingfor as long as you remain a subscriber (£14.99 per month).

They offer a one-week trial to get you started, and as there are no contracts, there is no obligation for you to remain a subscriber should you wish to cancel.

Dehn remained a subscriber to Freedom, the anarchist newspaper, until the end.

Most subscribers of daily deal sites such as Groupon and LivingSocial agree that it is worth remaining a subscriber for those once-in-a-blue-moon deals that are actually well, good deals.

With an Echo in the home, consumers are more likely to remain a Prime subscriber, streaming Prime music or audiobooks or — on its devices with a screen — watching Prime Video.

On the first day, the editors expressed confidence that, even without a subscription, the President "somehow" would keep himself informed of the new & opinions of the Trib... On the second day a long story revealed that the President remained a non-subscriber.

The bank warns that subscriber additions remain a key driver of profitability, as is the cost of adding those customers.

"Trying to educate people in the 'real world' by just talking at them is very different because they can sometimes feel that you're preaching or 'shoving it down their throats.'" Like Brown, Lejeune also feels the pressure to remain a role model to her subscribers and often receives more messages than she can keep an eye on.

While Comcast and Time Warner Cable's planned divestiture of nearly 4 million cable subscribers through a deal with Charter Communications would ensure it held fewer than 30percentt of all residential pay TV subscribers, it would remain a broadband powerhouse due to its heavy penetration of high-speed Internet services in many major metropolitan areas.

Lauren Rich Fine, a former media analyst for Merrill Lynch who now teaches at Kent State University, said she remained a loyal E&P subscriber but knew it was fighting an uphill battle.

Second, starting with a new subscription requires a new identification of the individual user and failure of identication of a former mobile phone subscriber would be either an individual who has indeed stopped using a mobile phone or an individual who remained to be a subscriber but was not identified as such by us.