Sentence examples for now signed off from inspiring English sources

It is now signed off and tomorrow will be published".

Higginson is understood to have refused to sign off on the accounts for several months because of incomplete information, but the prime minister, Tony Abbott, has said that since Higginson has now signed off on the party's accounts the issue is "a storm in a teacup".

The letter landed on the same day as a Washington Post editorial that made roughly the same case, in addition to noting that Nebraska's Gov. Heineman had now signed off on a new route that skirts the state's delicate Sand Hills region -- a key stumbling block that helped give Obama cover for rejecting the permit the first time around.

I'm now signing off for the day, I leave you with this photograph of a very chic canine from the Mulberry show.

Several hours later, a sleepless and cantankerous Fassel greeted his assistant coaches in a meeting and delivered an angry reproach, singling out the offense, promising change and assuring the staff that he would now sign off on every nuance of game-plan strategy.

Jarvis is a fantastic asset to the British A1GP entry in many ways, and although he now signs off this season to concentrate on his DTM commitments, he will still be very much a part of the team in an official capacity off-track until the end of the season, and I'm sure British fans will see him back in the cockpit in the new Ferrari car next season.

He was signed for £24m in 2004 from French club Marseille as one of Roman Abramovich's key initial signings after the Russian billionaire took over the London outfit - and Drogba can now sign off having delivered the one trophy Abramovich craved more than any other.

In fact, several members of our family now sign off this way.

Rojo's paperwork has now been signed off and he is therefore available to feature in United's next game.

Now North "signed off" in four spades, expecting his partner to pass with no aces or to bid again with three.

Touted as the devolved government's prospectus for independence, the white paper – which has now been signed off by Salmond's cabinet and is being readied for the printers, will define many of the key policies for the next year's battle over the UK's future.