Sentence examples for subscribers to choose from inspiring English sources

The service enables subscribers to choose individuals, or groups of people, with whom they can communicate without dialing a number.

Now started with ten free channels, and allowed subscribers to choose which additional channels, if any, to pay for on top.

More startlingly, Mr Cameron also promised that Britain's internet service providers (ISPs) would force subscribers to choose whether to enable filters designed to block ordinary, legal porn as well.

AT&T recently started requiring new subscribers to choose between two texting plans: pay $20 a month to send unlimited text messages or pay 20 cents for each message sent and received.

Tom DeLay, the House Republican leader, warned last week that cable operators might be forced to offer channels à la carte, enabling subscribers to choose, and pay for, only the ones they want.

The F.C.C. proposal would allow subscribers to choose and buy the devices they use to view television programming, instead of leasing the boxes from their cable companies at an average annual cost of $231.

While Amazon Prime subscribers are able to choose from over 20 million items available for free two-day shipping, non-subscribers or those buying outside of the Prime catalog have to build orders that are $35 or more in order to qualify for Amazon's free shipping option.

General Motor's OnStar telematics service, which has more than a million subscribers, allows users to choose from a menu of information that can be delivered using voice-activation and voice-synthesis technology, including news, stock quotations, weather reports and e-mail.

Now, subscribers will have to choose to pay for five- or 10-class packages among classes ranging from Pilates, cycling, boxing and boot camps to aerial yoga, pole dancing and underwater spinning.

That also asks for a $1,500 monthly fee, but is designed for multi-month use and offers subscribers the option to choose from a range of Cadillac vehicles which they can switch out as needed.

Our goal with this next phase of our paid products strategy is to satisfy the demand for Times journalism by giving new subscribers the ability to choose the amount of access they desire at a price point that suits them, and to enhance the value we offer our current loyal subscribers".