Sentence examples similar to indorser from inspiring English sources

McKesson & Robbins annual calendar for 1938 bore, by an almost intolerable incidence, a mass of astrological information as well as photographs of movie stars who indorse products.

(Political parties desiring to indorse this amplified income tax return and to make it a plank in their presidential election platforms are advised to make application promptly for permission to do so. First come, first served...) Questions calling for none but the frankest answers.

1937 40-Hour Week Supported PARIS — The 40-hour week, which has been the center of bitter controversy since it was introduced in France by the Blum Cabinet, was indorsed in principle by the committee appointed to suggest means of increasing production, whose report was published in the "Journal Official" yesterday [Dec. 16].

By John C. Emery The New Yorker, March 5, 1932 P. 55 (Political parties desiring to indorse this amplified income tax return and to make it a plank in their presidential election platforms are advised to make application promptly for permission to do so. First come, first served...) Questions calling for none but the frankest answers.

Then, they turn her over to the guard after telling her to get her boss to indorse it.

"I cannot foresee all that it might entail if the Court should indorse this argument," Jackson wrote.

She doesn't know anything about shampoos, she says, and she has never indorsed a product of any kind.

The law allows the Fed to make emergency loans when the financial system is in danger, provided that the lending is "indorsed or otherwise secured" to its satisfaction.