Sentence examples for sign off. from inspiring English sources

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sign off.

verb

To log off; to stop using a computer, radio, etc., especially to stop talking.

He finished the conversation and signed off.

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How will he sign off?

The Guardian - TV & Radio

EVAN OSNOS: I'll sign off here.

The New Yorker

So did she sign off?

The New York Times - Style

Will the US sign off?

The Guardian - Business

Gregg, would you like to sign off?

Princeton University

I'll sign off to whatever you write . . .

The New Yorker

Similar(36)

Signing off here.

The New Yorker

Business groups signed off.

The New York Times

I am signing off.

The New Yorker

Mr. Paley signed off.

The New York Times

Signing off now.

The New Yorker

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