The phrase "autograph out" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when this phrase could be used, as it does not seem to fit standard English usage.
Example: "I need to autograph out the documents" does not make sense.
Alternatives: "sign out" or "register out".
"Autograph started out as a response to the criticism M&S was getting, and now that the company has turned around..
Giving his version of the events which unfolded, Pitt told People: "I was at the end of the line signing autographs, when out the corner of my eye I saw someone stage-diving over the barrier at me. "I took a step back; this guy had latched onto my lapels.
Stopping to sign some autographs while out on a warm-up run before the big off, he failed to give himself enough time to get back to the starting ramp, and when he finally did, found the clock had been spinning around for a whopping two minutes and 40 seconds.
Finally, there was a walk down what seemed like a canyon of autograph seekers, pushing out programs, calling out: "Hey, champ.
"The champ is here!" Darren Antola, who set up the autograph session, called out, like a carnival barker.
After signing his scorecard and answering questions from the news media, Woods walked past a group of autograph seekers calling out his name and disappeared into the night.
The weirdest one was someone coming up to me last year at my dad's wake and asking for an autograph and pulling out a CD.
Ms Jackson, who designs for M&S's Autograph label, brought out her strength as a designer with a well-known combination of classical tailoring and soft lines.
SAN DIEGO Patiencee is often in short supply on Comic-Con's trade show floor, where lines of fans waiting to get an autograph or check out a particular booth snake through the already gridlocked aisles.
The above picture was taken in the back room of the Putney Half Moon, shortly after I asked for an autograph and blurted out that I'd been to McComb.
