Sentence examples for just signed off from inspiring English sources

"These defendants just signed off on dummied-up reports".

I assumed he was intrigued since I'd just signed off from an animated phone call conducted largely in Urdu.

Robert M. Morgenthau had just signed off on a half-billion-dollar settlement that he had feverishly pursued for months.

In addition, the Council just signed off on $723,000 in relief for small businesses hurt by the changes in the city.

The Prime Minister, Brian Cowen, who had just signed off on a hundred-billion-dollar bailout, said he will hold an election for his replacement in January.

He just signed off on prints for Al Gore's campaign, to raise money for the Democratic Party, and for Hillary Clinton: elephants seen from the rear, a broom, a donkey.

"I just sign off on them unless you're outright doing nothing.

A jolly financial adviser named Sid Greenberg (the very funny Adam Sietz) is just signing off when Barry shows up.

(Later, I bug him to read me her texts and he admits: "It's boss shit. She just signs off with a B").

My producing partner Neal would love for me to just sign off on a director, but this is too special a franchise, so these matters have to be very carefully handled.

Former Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke, in his memoir of the crisis, The Courage to Act, says that had it been within his power, he would have preferred to see more corporate executives head to jail, instead of just signing off on massive fines to the SEC and other agencies to settle allegations of wrongdoing.