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Discover LudwigThe phrase "autograph for every" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distribution of autographs, typically in contexts like events, promotions, or giveaways.
Example: "The event organizers promised an autograph for every attendee, ensuring that no one left empty-handed."
Alternatives: "signature for each" or "autograph for all".
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"I always said when I got on to the first-class umpires list [in 1970] that I was going to smile and sign every autograph for every kid, even after I'd had a tiring day of seven hours in the field.
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He'll sign every autograph, pose for every photo.
He once signed an autograph for John Wooden.
"But just getting an autograph for a little guy?
Mr. Mandella finally finished the autograph for Bernard.
She asked for an autograph for her daughter.
Joe Kernen joked about getting an autograph for his daughter.
Liverpool's Adam Lallana had a special autograph for his biggest fan...team-mate Mamadou Sakho.
People ask us to get his autograph for them, but we don't do it.
Fans had chosen from a menu of items that Nez would autograph, for a price.
After a fruitless meeting, Howard requested an autograph for his children.
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