Sentence examples for signup from inspiring English sources
The word 'signup' is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe the process of registering for an event, website, or other activity. For example, "I need to signup for an account on the website."
noun
The act of signing up, as for a commercial service.
Blendle users receive €2.50 worth of free credit at signup, and it could be weeks before most begin to spend substantial amounts of their own money.
Is Hideki Fartasaurus a real athlete or is this signup sheet just a joke?
And wake up in the middle of the night worried that I might have missed the deadline for soccer signup.
"They let me go through the whole signup and then at the end they said, 'There are no installation dates available.
"It is not a case where we passed around a tin cup or had a signup list," Mr. Gates said at a crowded news conference afterward.
There's no signup fee, no monthly fee, no hardware to buy.
Marriott shouldn't need an FCC rule to know what it was doing was wrong and that if it was discovered, the negative PR would damage the company's bottom line far more than a couple of hundred Wi-Fi signups would help.
I'm hoping we can do another showcase group before we start allowing signups.
"With everything we do, we're just going to have to test it and see whether or not it actually results in new account signups," he said, referring to accounts created with FedEx.
The 10 courts went from 8,000 player signups in 1992 to 30,000 in recent years, said Mark McIntyre, executive director of the tennis association there.
The company throttled back signups to prevent Google+ from being overrun by newcomers who might log in, decide there's nothing there and never come back.
