The phrase "and sign on the" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts where signing is required, such as contracts or documents, but it needs to be part of a fuller sentence to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "Please read the document carefully and sign on the designated line."
Alternatives: "and sign at the" or "and sign in the".
They came in and gave us an extra $100 million on the transition payments, and they expected everyone on our side to throw up our hands and sign on the dotted line.
Go and sign on the dole, go and do this, you'll be all right then.' And they just wouldn't take the help". They paid their bills and no more was said.
We gathered with about 150 other reservation holders and when our number was called, we had two minutes to walk up to a map, put a pin in a lot and sign on the dotted line.
RS I think it's critical to get a good outcome at Addis but it's not just about getting an outcome – anyone can get an outcome and sign on the dotted line.
However when he was about to leave to complete the deal and sign on the dotted line, his wife (who sadly died of cancer a few years ago) locked him in the house, and refused to let him sign, as she enjoyed her lifestyle in Monaco so much.
Before you hastily agree to the terms and sign on the dotted line, do some homework to find out if you're being offered a competitive salary.
Gemignani won world titles in 2000 and 2001, before abruptly retiring from competition and signing on as the U.S. coach.
Clooney was also one of several celebrities displaying 'Je Suis Charlie' badges and signs on the red carpet before the event.
As the cut flower industry started to feel the pain, Nairobi snapped and signed on the dotted line.
My daughter's ballot was duly sealed in an official ballot envelope and signed on the outside.
The 1993 agreement, which was negotiated in Oslo and signed on the White House lawn, called for the two sides to make a final settlement by May 4 , 1999
