Sentence examples for supposed to have signed from inspiring English sources

It was supposed to have signed from London to New York, and it did sign, scribbling merrily away in the wee hours of the morning.

He is supposed to have signed paintings as "Andrea Salai" – which would be odd, because, though it was usual for painters to use their sobriquets as surnames, it is most unusual for them to change their given names.

He has received nearly identical photocopies of the same sales contract he was supposed to have signed, one provided by Mr. Mayfield, the other by Mr. Mayfield's bank, with different signatures for him and his wife.

This means that even though the new rules apply and stores are supposed to have signs mentioning the new rules, cards purchased this holiday season may not spell out those new rules.

The temporary constitution, which is to serve as the framework for the Iraqi state until nationwide elections can be held this year or next, was supposed to have been signed two days ago.

By 1 January 1692, the clan chief of the MacDonalds was supposed to have gone to Inverary to sign an oath of allegiance to King William, but mistakenly headed in the opposite direction to Inverness.

In some cases, documents that were supposed to have been given an individualized review were signed by bank employees who never read them or checked them for errors.

"The Bharti contract renewal has already undergone over a dozen iterations; it was supposed to get signed and announced weeks ago.

Sniggering behind their hands, then, these functionaries are supposed to have then hoodwinked the political classes into signing up.

Even so, BP and the China National Petroleum Corporation CNPCC), which won the contract, are still waiting for it to be signed, though this was supposed to have happened last month.

The poor shooting by Dudley and Frye was an ominous sign for Phoenix, which was supposed to have a clear advantage in bench play.