Sentence examples for doing a signing from inspiring English sources

"Like, we're doing a signing today, [because] it's incredible to give back to the fans.

Whatever city she is in, Angelou insists on doing a signing in an African-American-owned bookshop as well.

We were doing a signing of the 'Girls on Film' video at a store in Times Square.

The first time I met Benn was in September 1980, when he was in Newcastle upon Tyne, promoting his book, Arguments for Socialism, and to the despair of Penguin's promotions department had insisted on doing a signing in a little left-wing bookshop called Days of Hope, rather than any capitalist run High Street bookshop.

Apocryphal, perhaps, but well worth reprinting: "I remember doing a signing at a book shop in London," the author tells Shortlist, "and a young man told me he loved what I'd written [in Fight Club] about waiters doing things to celebrities' food.

The first time I met was in September 1980, when he was in Newcastle upon Tyne, promoting his book, Arguments for Socialism, and to the despair of Penguin's promotions department had insisted on doing a signing in a little left wing bookshop called Days of Hope, rather than any capitalist run High Street bookshop.

They buy the books and come out in their thousands when I do a signing".

If I don't see my books, I'm not going to do a signing.

In the mid-80s, when Molly was about seven, Jong did a signing in Los Angeles.

I think I'll do a signing here in Italy!" He anticipated the reaction of Elisabetta Sgarbi, his Italian publisher.

I did a signing session in a sports shop in London and the security couldn't hold the people back.