Sentence examples for finally signed up from inspiring English sources

After months of admiring it from afar, I finally signed up for the October Swimmer.

NMOW on Twitter NMOW has finally signed up to the world's greatest passing fad/social media revolution.

They talked about how, before the war, the Party bosses had showed up to incorporate everyone into a kolkhoz, and the people protested and protested but finally signed up, having nowhere else to turn.

They had still not agreed terms on the day of the press conference announcing the line-up so another judge was on standby and ready to be unveiled when the original judge finally signed up at the 11th hour.

As Barclays finally signed up to the second stage of George Osborne's Help to Buy scheme, Nationwide is left as the only major lender yet to say whether it wishes to dish out state-sponsored 95% mortgages.

South Sydney have been told to release more players if they are to squeeze Sam Burgess's millions under the NRL salary cap, meanwhile Leigh have finally signed up Rangi Chase from Salford.

And you can make it go away entirely and then some by finally signing up for (and maxing out your set-asides in) those flexible spending and other accounts for health and dependent care plus public transportation or parking.

Mr. Page said that a buzz-worthy home page is crucial to what he sees as Google's final mission on Earth: "We want to communicate to billions of people that this is the last day of human history, so maybe they should finally sign up for Google Plus".

Lots of apps will do extensive alpha testing so when people can finally sign up at random, there is content/activity already visible.

This is similar to 8-9 yeago ago when incoming college students were only excited about their new email addresses so they could finally sign up for their Facebook accounts.

Finally, sign up with a number of different agencies: this can be the key to getting enough work to survive as a freelancer.