Sentence examples for subscribers only to from inspiring English sources

("Meet Dr. Freud" is available to subscribers only; to become one, click here).

("The Next Incarnation" is available to subscribers only; to become one, click here).

After 13 years, the music-streaming service Spotify finally (barely) turned a profit last quarter on its nearly 100 million subscribers, only to forecast substantial losses for the coming year.

Does that mean that the "walled garden" approach--where carriers rope subscribers only to Web sites from which they get shared revenue--is dying?

Until now, though, potential subscribers only had to put down $10 to pre-register.

Potential subscribers only have to put down a $10 pre-registration fee and the company is currently waiving its $300 construction fee, too.

Any franchising authority may regulate the rates for the provision of cable service, or any other communications service provided over a cable system to cable subscribers, but only to the extent provided under this section.

China currently has about 40 million cable subscribers, second only to the 65 million people who get cable TV in the U.S.

In his judgment of 29 January 2008, Justice Woo ordered Pacific Internet to release its subscribers' information only to the six Japanese companies that were parties to the case.

Films become available to subscribers only after they are released to video rental stores and online DVD merchants.

Starting March 30, the major Detroit papers, The Free Press and The News, will deliver to subscribers only three days a week, to save money on printing and trucking.