“to sign”可以造什么句，to sign造句

2、I'm looking at the small print; I don't want to sign anything that I shouldn't sign.

4、You have 12 hours to sign up.

6、You are to sign for your package.

8、To initiate a conversation, you first have to sign up to the service or sign in with your Twitter credentials, which doesn't take more than a minute.

10、There is no pen for me to sign …

12、She had to sign an indenture to sell herself, because she owed money to the landlord.

14、In order to be more competitive, Peter decided to sign up for a computer class.

16、Ask them to sign to certify that they had done everything they knew to do to make this a success.

18、Their ultimate and real aim is to force Qing government to submit, to sign the treaty immediately.

20、To perform this workaround, you need to have the right to sign agents that run on behalf of someone else.

22、English Barons forced King John I to sign the document in 1215.

24、The campaign is now trying to get mining companies to sign up to these rules, and jewellers to eschew gold that has come from unacceptable sources.

1、You need to sign in to reserve an open room and sign out the video you need.

5、Mr Papandreou is willing to sign up.

9、You have to sign here and acknowledge receipt.

13、Signature Algorithm: Algorithm to be used to sign the self-signed certificate.

17、The travel agency should pay all the costs after both sides sign the reserve agreement, otherwise, the hotel have the right to sign contract with the third party.

21、I think you're under an obligation not to sign the unfair agreement.

25、The kicker is this: if you want to exportyour finished goods to America, you have to sign up to protect Americancopyrights in your own country. Quid pro quo.

7、to ask Dad to sign as a guarantor.

15、So you just need to sign the form to say you've received it.

23、Made it harder to sign top regen talent due to contract expiry and lack of interest from other clubs.

11、He had to sign his name on every label.

3、To subscribe to, especially to sign or endorse(a document).

19、to bring about one's own destruction; to seek one's own destruction; to sign one's own death warrant