Sentence examples for newly signed up from inspiring English sources

The 26-year-old is one of 17 billionaires newly signed up to the pledge.

At launch, the UK Kindle Singles store sees works from newly signed up UK writers and some of the existing U.S. catalogue, such as works by Lee Child, Christopher Hitchens, Susan Orlean, Ann Patchett, Jodi Picoult and Jon Krakauer.

These newly signed up districts include the Council Bluffs Community School District in Iowa which is deploying 2,800 Chromebooks in its high school and 1,500 in two middle schools, the Leyden Community High School District in Illinois which is giving the devices to 3,500 students in their two high schools, and the Richland School District Two in South Carolina which will deploy 19,000 computers.

And just 17% of the voters who newly registered this year signed up as Republicans.

Supporters quickly signed up to newly created event pages and made some blasting Facebook's "censorship".

News has broken that the BBC News' newly appointed Social Media Editor hasn't signed up to Twitter prior to today.

The newly added campuses that have signed up for Philo include Clemson University, University of Houston, University of North Carolina Asheville, University of South Florida, University of Texas El Paso, University of Utah, Virginia Commonwealth University, and Washington State University, to name a few.

Afterwards I asked its newly appointed commander why he had signed up.

Rumours on the gossip site TMZ recently suggested one actor was not signed up to the newly announced 27th and 28th seasons, thanks to disputes over profit sharing and merchandising, though Shearer wasn't named.

He has signed up as a senior adviser to Milestone Merchant Partners, a newly formed private equity group.

In response, company formation agents signed up people who, for a fee, would declare themselves directors of newly created companies.