Sentence examples for subscription column from inspiring English sources

In many cases, it makes financial sense to buy the cheapest Medicare Part D plan you can find knowing you won't use it, and then upgrading to a better more expensive plan when you start needing medications, recommends Kahn in his paid subscription column.

Click Subscriptions in the left column, and then click the Friend Subscriptions link to see your friends and subscription options.

To unsubscribe to a publication, you can return to your dashboard, then select "subscriptions" in the lefthand column to see a list of your current publications.

Despite blase tracts such as Stephens's, polling has shown that people are worrying about climate change, critical context for the movement on social media of people saying they've ended their subscriptions over the Stephens column.

He said he did not see the column as endorsing subscription-sharing but rather describing the situation and looking at the business practices and implications.

If by some chance you haven't yet read James Surowiecki's current column (preferably in your subscription copy of the magazine, but failing that…), please do so posthaste — especially if you are Jon Favreau.

By Hendrik Hertzberg August 14, 2010 If by some chance you haven't yet read James Surowiecki's current column (preferably in your subscription copy of the magazine, but failing that…), please do so posthaste — especially if you are Jon Favreau.

Memo to Favreau: If by some chance you haven't yet read James Surowiecki's current column (preferably in your subscription copy of the magazine, but failing that…), please do so posthaste — especially if you are Jon Favreau.

I was disappointed to read Charles Babcock '58's admission that he canceled his New York Times subscription because the paper publishes Paul Krugman's column (letters, Dec. 17).

And that's just for a basic subscription that excludes access to Lex, the financial column.

The partnership plans to create Contentville, which will provide magazine subscriptions, books, reviews and columns.