Sentence examples similar to subscribe- from inspiring English sources

Homes and small offices that want high-speed internet access usually subscribe to either a digital subscriber line (DSL) or a cable-television service.

The combination of security and feedback convinced content providers to agree to an "à la carte" model, in which Now subscribers can choose whether or not to subscribe to each individual channel, rather than being forced to pay for a whole bundle.

I don't subscribe to the council of cynicism that sees peace as a threat to the SDLP's electoral health.

In a moment I will forced to read the Labour manifesto and subscribe to the Guardian".

"I don't subscribe to the idea that the Fylde will become a rich place if this goes ahead," he says.

I identify as a feminist but subscribe to the pretty basic definition of a feminist as "someone who seeks equality between the sexes".

Guardian and Observer readers abroad are now able to subscribe to the Guardian and Observer domestic editions sent out from the UK.

The treasurer, Joe Hockey, said in his budget speech last month that "there will be no new taxes on superannuation under this government", but he subsequently told the ABC's Q&A program that he did not subscribe to "never ever" statements in politics.

Kath Viner replies: @Dexter2315 - you'll still get full football/soccer coverage... ID155472 says: How much will this cost?- does one subscribe as for the UK digtial edition - I am happy to do this, and will it appear as the typed print edition?

Plepler said the service was aimed at the 10 million people in the US who subscribe to broadband, but don't watch television.

Alternatively, you can subscribe to our Digital Archive service which holds a copy of every Guardian and Observer from the first ever edition up to the year 2000.