Sentence examples for signed polaroid from inspiring English sources

(The insult wasn't entirely random: we had talked about the difference between the English word 'twat' and the American pronunciation, 'twot'.) My hope was that the fact that her father could get a signed Polaroid of Abby from ER cancelled out the sentiment.

On view daily through Oct. 31 from 2 to 8 p.m. in the Frieda and Roy Furman Gallery at the Walter Reade Theater is "One Last Shot: Signed Polaroids," a collection of photographs of film personalities by Henny Garfunkel.

To understand her interest in this office, one must go back to a November day in 1988 when her brother John Jr. was standing at a polling place in Providence, Rhode Island having his picture taken with voters and signing the Polaroid prints.

This year at the Toronto International Film Festival, the L.A. Times took a page from the old days by having A-list celebs such as Chris Pine and Olivia Wilde pose for Polaroids (signed by the stars, no less).

Signed copies of "Christopher Makos: Polaroids," $100, are available at the gallery.

Afterwards I asked if she would sign a second Polaroid for my daughter.

"He appeared at our apartment... with a Polaroid of a krater signed by Euphronios," Hecht writes, according to the court records.

Medici turned up one morning at Hecht's apartment in Rome and showed him a Polaroid photograph of a krater signed by Euphronios, a master vase painter of ancient Greece, the memoir says.

Polaroid has actually run into a couple different bankruptcy situations, but in 2009 signed an agreement with Summit Global Group to produce Polaroid-branded digital still cameras.

By the time of their fourth album, Gentlemen Take Polaroids (1980), the band had signed to Virgin Records and completely changed their image and sound.

Polaroid has been concentrating its marketing efforts on the youth market -- it just signed a sponsorship agreement with Britney Spears, the popular singer -- and its cameras have become hot sellers among teenagers.