Sentence examples for there to subscribe from inspiring English sources

We were impressed, and intimidated, and made a mental note right there to subscribe to The Economist (or, we guess, Wired. Zing!).

The Republican National Committee's 2016 platform — a hair-raising document if ever there was one — seems to subscribe to this sentiment.

"While this may suggest that many households without the internet are actively choosing not to subscribe, there is still a large and important minority who state that barriers prevent them from connecting to the internet," the ONS said.

New customers who sign up for DirecTV can indeed get NFL Sunday Ticket at no extra charge for one year and there is no requirement to subscribe to NFL Sunday Ticket the following year.

There is no reason to subscribe to any of the theories asserting that simply because, in the past, profit recessions have been followed by economic recessions, that must necessarily be true this time.

There's no reason to subscribe to cable TV anymore, other than for live sports.

Previously, there was a way to subscribe to other users' Instapaper feeds if they were public, but it wasn't very obvious how you did that.

Subscribe to RSS Feed for the latest Bleach manga update, take a look on your left side, there is a link to subscribe.

"You'd go on AOL and there'd be a pitch to subscribe to a magazine, but that's almost like the broadcast TV model where you'd turn on the set and there'd be whatever the programmers wanted to send you," Ms. Frank said.

Harper says there's a waiting list to subscribe (at $135 a year; $145 outside the U.S).

The titles will be priced similarly to other e-books, Rutherford said, though there will eventually be options to subscribe to an entire series too.