Did you ever see any periodicals or similar literature or magazines that Oswald subscribed to in his apartment?
Certainly I saw a lot of Russian magazines, but whether or not he subscribed or bought occasionally or somebody sent them, I do not know.
Do you know whether he subscribed or regularly read a periodical called "The Worker"?
No; I know that the men always told me that he subscribed to a Russian newspaper.
Oswald subscribed to a newspaper printed in Russian, which I believe he said was published in San Francisco.
Did he tell you at that time why he subscribed to the paper?
I did sign a petition at the Royal Exchange, which they told me was for the impeachment of a Minister; I always sign a petition to impeach a Minister, and I recollect that as soon as I had subscribed it, twenty more put their names to it.
Goldsmith had written it, with an air that made him see I suspected it was his, though subscribed by Goldsmith.
Nine hundred and fifty dollars were subscribed for the temple, by the Saints in Kirtland.
The money was subscribed by the wealthier class of citizens, and a moiety of the loan was repaid in little more than a twelvemonth.
The Tailors subscribed half that amount, being outdone by the Vintners, who contributed £33 6s.
Proclamations made by the civic authorities at this time were subscribed "Carpenter"—the name of the Common Clerk or Town Clerk of the City.
Mercers, Grocers and Drapers subscribed nearly one half of the loan.
Mr. Murray subscribed £10 to this society, and agreed to publish their "Library of Entertaining Knowledge.
The piece of plate was duly subscribed for and presented, with every demonstration of acknowledgment and thanks.
A terminating association is organized on the presumption that all the stock will besubscribed for at the open meetings.
An association operating on this plan may, after a time, when its original stock has all been subscribed through application to the incorporating authorities, secure the right to increase its stock.
Mr. Templeton proceeded to explain to him that it was inconvenient and expensive sitting for places where one's family was known, and Lumley fully subscribed to all.
For the assistance which has enabled me to complete and issue this volume, I am obliged to the kind support of those friends who have subscribed for its publication; for which they will please accept my grateful thanks.
This bravado appeared on the 16th October, and the conditions of surrender were subscribed by Mack on the next day, having been probably in the course of adjustment when he was making these notable professions of resistance.
John Bull, his mark," was subscribed at least fifty times to the petition addressed to himself!
The Ministry resolved that it should be enlarged by new subscriptions; that provision should be made for paying the principal of the tallies subscribedin the Bank; that 8 per cent.
As soon as the sum stated is collected, the performance will take place; and if not performed, the money subscribed to be returned to the subscribers.
Perhaps those letters may contain the allotment of shares in various companies, to an amount, if the capital subscribed was paid, of many hundreds of thousands of pounds.
Crowds of people beset his door; and when he shut up at three o'clock he found that no less than 1,000 shares had been subscribed for, and the deposits paid.
We can well remember when people bought it on the sly, and blushed when they were caught reading it, and when the man in a country place who subscribed for it intended by that act to distinctly enroll himself as one of the ungodly.
Here are certified copies of the documents for it, copied at Sacramento, and subscribed to before a notary.
So that the whole amount here subscribed was a bona-fide subscription, and paid in solid English gold.
They had already subscribed liberally, and he could not ask them to do more.
He thought one fourth of the stock should be held in this country, and did not doubt, from the eagerness with which three fourths had been taken in England, that the remainder would be at once subscribed in America.
Those who had subscribed before, thought they had lost enough; and the public stood aloof till they could see the result of the next experiment.
Capital was liberally subscribed by private citizens in a spirit which put greed to the blush.
The grandeur of the design attracted public attention, and some subscribedsolely from a noble wish to take part in such a work.
And the same year the book of discipline, containing the form and order of presbyterial government, was subscribed by a great part of the nobility.
Subscribed in our names, and in the name of the rest of our brethren of our persuasion, at their desire.
At hearing the resolution of the Bank, several gentlemen, who had been waiting without, came in to buy shares, and several thousand pounds' worth weresubscribed before I left.
In the Upper House, Lord Clanricarde mentioned how Charles Guernsey, a broker's clerk, had subscribed fifty-two thousand pounds for shares in the London and York line.
A sum which realised L600 a year had been subscribed for him, the trustees of his annuity being Sir George Elliot, and Mr Hugh Taylor.
Sheikh Mubarak drew up the famous document declaring Akbar to be the Head of the Church, and both his sons subscribed to it.
Birbal was one of those who subscribed to Akbar's new religion, "The Divine Faith.
It was difficult to get capital subscribed and more difficult to collect instalments.
We are perfectly aware that if many of the elect of the land were to weigh themselves against merely the things they are worth, that a great deal of the food subscribed would be unfit to be eaten even by the poor.
We've both subscribed to the Hutchings' testimonial, and there's not a penny in sight for me this side of Christmas, and no more there is for you.
In witness whereof, her Majesty has subscribed the same with her own hand.
It is, indeed, impossible to conceive that such a bond was so numerously subscribed on the mere impulse of the moment.
This paper was described as,--"The Queen's consent given to the Lords who subscribed the bond for the promotion of the said James Earl Bothwell to her marriage.
Subscribed with my hand, at Kingston, the twenty-second day of December 1568.
He subscribed himself in all his letters, Servant of the servants of God, which custom has been retained by his successors.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "subscribed" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
