Sentence examples for getting signed up from inspiring English sources
"Money has become much more available and at much more attractive rates in the last 90 days, and business is getting signed up and closed," said Mr. Garth, who said Pembrook originated about $250 million in mezzanine loans in 2006, at the peak of the market.
Her comment suggested an interest in getting signed up by one of Fox's competitors.
"I have seen stories in the news of people getting signed up for something they didn't mean to". Others, though, are just as stuck today as they were in the past.
When he retired in 1991 he started co-commentating, on Italian games for Sky, and for BBC Radio Merseyside before doing a couple of Liverpool's European games for BBC One and getting signed up for Match of the Day.
If you are not a member, contact Paul Baker, Executive Secretary for the NYSBGA (716-807-6827) to get signed up.
When the original, male, head writer left for contractual reasons, Scovell soon got signed up.
Diana Ross was the receptionist here; Marvin Gaye was a janitor; Stevie Wonder got signed up when he was just 11.
But that same day, an enrollment counselor from Family Health Centers called and helped her get signed up.
"I would urge you and your folks on the ground to not hesitate to recommend that people go to HealthCare.gov and get signed up," she said.
