Sentence examples for signed as one from inspiring English sources

Both India's most famous player, Sachin Tendulkar, and the England all-rounder Andrew Flintoff, newly signed as one of the highest-paid players, have said that a tournament outside India will not be the same.

Wigan Athletic are likely to ask Roberto Martínez to remain as their manager even if the club are relegated this season, due largely to the mutual respect built up between Dave Whelan and the man he signed as one of the Spanish "three amigos" shortly after buying the club, then in League Two, 16 years ago.

It also followed an executive order Obama signed as one of his first acts as president outlawing the use of so-called "enhanced interrogation techniques" and shuttering the CIA's network of black site prisons where detainees were held.

While he is the locker room leader and the heart of the Sixers, his production never merited the whopping deal he signed as one of the hottest free agents around.

Manish Malhotra was signed as one of the two costume designers for the film, the other being Mary E. Vogt.

If I go to a record label and I just say, "Hey, I'm just anybody and I have some music," that's one thing, but you're going to sign as one of the flex bands.

Community Board 1 has already signed on as one tenant.

He signed on as one of the campaign's earliest major fund-raisers.

And after Mr. Martinez signed on as one of eight chairmen of George W. Bush's Florida campaign, he found himself basking in the praise of the Texas governor, who was impressed by his personal story.

"I find it supremely ironic that Kermit Washington has now signed on as one of Mr. Blount's spiritual advisers," writes one commenter, while another says, "Please tell me there is still room in this world for expressions of genuine remorse".

Her father had signed on as one of the men who went down with poles and gave furtive pokes and prods, in the tradition of those Michigan rivermen who had once dislodged logjams with their peaveys and pike poles, standing atop the timber in their spiked boots, sparring with magnificent forces.