Sentence examples for usually subscription from inspiring English sources

Alan McKee, a university film and television professor, said that usually subscription television channels take risks in portraying storylines like Chris's.

Prices vary, but usually involve a subscription.

The work is then available to other researchers by subscription, usually through their libraries.

The most popular alternative to the broadcast model is "on demand," which usually charges a subscription fee in return for the ability to choose exactly which song you'd like to hear.

It took AOL, a unit of AOL Time Warner, more than 10 weeks to add its latest million subscribers, compared with five weeks for the previous one million, although the holiday season is usually stronger for subscription growth.

I'm frustrated that subscription usually means just putting formerly free content behind a paywall.

Use of Microsoft OneDrive usually requires a subscription but some features may be available for free.

The apps are usually free, but subscriptions to the data that makes them useful are $75 to $100 a year.

I still "consume" (forgive the verb) magazines, but differently, with less nerdy affection, and without subscriptions: usually on an iPad or phone, or piecemeal articles online, or weekend supplements over breakfast.

Libraries usually carry magazine subscriptions for national magazines, like Country Living or Better Homes and Gardens.

Print subscriptions usually require six weeks processing time before you receive your first issue in the mail.