用subscribe to造句子，“subscribe to”造句

How much did you subscribe to the Hope Project?

They subscribe to various monthly plans tailored to best suit their driving needs.

Hegelian idealists subscribe to a general doctrine about the internality of relations.

And a lot of modern philosophy which I don't subscribe to is based on logic.

Wei Guiqin, director of the Beijing Huiyuan Law Office, is among the first to subscribe to the bulletin.

Processes can only call or subscribe to events from processes in downstream layers, as indicated by the arrows.

You can then subscribe to this churned feed in any feed reader and enjoy the full content.

P.S. Another practice of the sophisticated learner in modern times is to subscribe to Mission to Learn by RSS feed or by e-mail.

Echoing similar initiatives in the United States and elsewhere in Europe, visitors will also be able to subscribe to divorce gift lists at department stores in Milan.

It can also subscribe to a particular event, taking action (such as clearing a table) when it receives a specific notification.

And remember to subscribe to my channel to get all the latest updates! In my next open course, I'll teach you an extremely powerful way to learn and memorize English words.

You could subscribe to newspapers and magazines on the first Kindle, but the experience was awful, requiring painstaking manipulation of a weird scroll bar to find the article you wanted.

JG: (whispers) No. (laughs) When you subscribe too much to a conventional education you can walk away with a mindset of, “Okay, I've graduated, I've got my diploma, I'm done.

We subscribe to the resolution.

I can even subscribe to his playlists.

This ensures that the export knows to subscribe to a topic to receive request messages.

As a restaurant critic and an animal lover, I subscribe to a policy of complete hypocrisy.

To do this you will need to copy the link to the service you wish to subscribe to.

They subscribe to a kind of “ninja leader” act that is as unreasonable as it is unattainable.

Below the pane, there are controls to play the selected song, add it to your playlist or library, download it or subscribe to the songs on this blog.

Another WISP provides (expensive) connectivity from a nearby mountaintop, so I decided to subscribe to that service and share the bandwidth and cost with my neighbors.

It is not in the genes of the Chinese nation to invade other countries or seek world hegemony. China does not subscribe to the outdated logic that "a strong country is bound to seek hegemony".

Retained publications enable subsequent subscribers to receive the most recent message on a topic as soon as they subscribe to it, even if they connect after the message was published.

If you are not a subscriber, you can subscribe today.

I hope you'll visit her or subscribe to her feed.

If you subscribe to the morning paper, it'll be delivered to your door.

The subscription portlet that we'll build allows adjusters to subscribe to and receive notifications about their newly assigned claims.

If the server is configured to distribute events, applications called event consumers can listen to queues or subscribe to topics to receive specific event information.

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In future, investors should be able to subscribe to information services that let them see the whole market in certain shares, not only what is on offer at the local stock exchange.

Applications can subscribe to push notifications.

Another example wildcard application might be to subscribe to all information from a specific weather station.

If an application needed to subscribe to all alarms it would use the topic string "FireAlarms/+/+/Alarm".

Although the capability to subscribe to an application is minimally enough to satisfy the basic criteria of SaaS, in practical terms it falls short.

It is more like a digital news-stand than a personalised magazine: users can subscribe to various publications, but must read each one separately instead of seeing all their stories together.

Readers subscribe to blogs when they provide an informational or entertainment value so great that it would be a loss to not subscribe to it.

In the atmosphere, Zhang Hua subscribe to Confucianism, but he was inevitably affected by the metaphysical thinking.

If you want to be notified each time a transit authority updates its GTFS files, you can subscribe to an RSS feed, which you can optionally limit to a specific transit authority (see Resources).

Set of luxurious and magnificent and moving only subscribe to the movement of life.

The four shareholders have agreed to subscribe to and underwrite a share issue to enable Songbird to repay its entire debt to its lender, Citigroup, also a tenant in Canary Wharf, at a 5% discount.

That's great. Then I will subscribe to newspapers too. Come on.

Now people subscribe to newspapers and magazines.

The foods we buy signal to others that we don't just subscribe to Gourmet; we ingest its message of seeking out the finest ingredients.

This scribe does not apparently subscribe to the thesis that Wegge had a strain and that he bought from everyone and thus was an out crosser as Wegge once implied.