Sentence examples for own signed from inspiring English sources

A poet who visits schools can expect their highest sales from children who buy their own signed and dedicated copies.

He could have discussed it with his fellow-playwright Ben Jonson, whose own signed copy of "On the Nature of Things" has survived and is today in the Houghton Library, at Harvard.

The Gore campaign put out a letter of its own, signed by 34 members of the House and 8 members of the Senate, asserting that there was no difference between Mr. Gore and Mr. Bradley on the issue.

In addition to joining Justice Souter's dissenting opinion, Justice Breyer wrote one of his own, signed by the three other dissenters, in which he recounted the history of the deadlocked presidential election of 1876 and of the partisan role that one Supreme Court justice, Joseph P. Bradley, played in awarding the presidency to Rutherford B. Hayes.

In response, Labour came up with a letter of its own, signed by what it described as "a true cross-section of British society" - actors, business leaders, writers, nurses and low-paid workers, including those who work on zero-hours contracts.

Other opportunities to get your own signed copy can be found here.

This year, the producer stepped out on his own, signing to R&S Records, and dropping his debut LP, Slam Dunk.

His own sign read, "No killing animals".

"We made up our own sign language".

"He made up his own signs.

And if you would like, submit your own sign below.