Sentence examples for signed himself from inspiring English sources
The reviewer signed himself Chris.
He signed himself Kenzan, Shisui, Tōin, Shōkosai, Shuseidō, or Shinshō.
Another reader, who signed himself Jack Kerr, wondered about sports events in Mr. Paladino's hometown.
Another reader, who signed himself John, said Mr. Paladino was "exactly right".
He was supposed to stay there several days but he signed himself out early.
His father Ray said he had signed himself into the clinic for an indefinite period.
(If not actually Matt Haig, that's how he signs himself at the end).
When the government of Massachusetts passed its own stamp tax, Edes argued against it, signing himself "The Printer's Friend".
In 1905, signing himself "Serge Roudnieff," he sent a picture painted with great freedom to the Salon des Indépendants.
He concentrates therefore on the early unsettled years, up to 1838 when, at 26, Dickens decided to sign himself "Charles Dickens".
Some late 18th-century examples depicting views of Holland can be assigned to a Dutch engraver signing himself simply "Zeuner".
