Sentence examples for to be subscribers from inspiring English sources

A fair number were happy to be subscribers.

A fair number were happy to be subscribers, but the most hands shot up when asked if they would like to be "members".

Labour desperately needs the progressive portion of society, not just to be subscribers or skivvies or bystanders, but as a thinking resource.

"You'd find people in DKE who were less likely to be subscribers of the left, more respectful of the institutions, not necessarily as disenchanted by the social fabric," said Paul B. Jones, a fraternity brother.

Among those who feel the changes most keenly are the readers who have taken the paper for 40, 50 or even 60 years, who are more likely to be subscribers; they feel they are either being pushed towards reading online or subsidising the digital Guardian.

Simon Hughes, the Lib Dem justice minister, told the Today programme: "As a matter of policy for the UK it is in our interests – the interests of every single citizen – that we should keep the Human Rights Act, that we should make sure that we continue to be subscribers to the convention and that human rights at the highest standard should be enforced in this country and across the rest of Europe.

Most of the copies that contain it are understood to be subscriber issues but Southall said that there was already excitement among readers about getting the video ad.

With the Splunk integration, users need to already be subscribers to Splunk Enterprise.

The magazine will be sent free of charge to about 75,000 people who are subscribers to Forbes and The Harvard Business Review.

They have to be premium subscribers to Spotify, although the app includes a two-day free trial.

Users inside the FAP areas are assumed to be FAP subscribers.