Sentence examples for has just registered from inspiring English sources

After launching in April, the company, which is based in Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire, has just registered its 20,000th customer.

But Karro – which bills itself as one of the leading pork processors in the UK – has just registered an "antibiotic-free" trademark with the Intellectual Property Office.

I'm afraid our hero has just registered back-to-back bogeys on 13 and 14; he's dropped five shots in the last six holes.

After splitting up with her partner – who has just registered as self-employed – her benefits have been delayed for weeks as Jobcentre Plus takes ages to process her new circumstances.

It means that Tiger is now just a shot off the early lead, because the 14-time major winner has just registered his first birdie of the week, tapping in from 18 inches or so to move to -1.

Compton has just registered his first run of the morning – and his first for something like 30 balls – with a dab into the onside and a quick 22-yard skitter, but a couple of balls later he's beaten by Southee's movement.

Sussex have just registered their first bonus point, and are 200-7 off 53 overs.

"She's no child bride," the ME said, as if Monroe's earlier remark had just registered.

We want to hear from the party's longtime members or those who have just registered as Republicans.

"The news" could also refer specifically to reports that Flynn had just registered as a foreign agent.

The governor, who is from a family of ranchers, said he had just registered a cattle brand that spelled out the word "veto".