autographed

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• Laughlin autographed hundreds of four packs ahead of the beer’s release in late January.

• Laughlin signed autographs and took photos with fans at a release party for his debut beer last February.

• Many in the audience pull out their cell phones to film her while they continue to dance, and more than a few of them come to ask for a picture or autograph.

• He had “achieved celebrity status,” according to The Post’s coverage, signing autographs for the assembled lawmakers, congressional staffers and pages.

• By the second year, after I proved I could play basketball, people were lining up to get my autograph.

• It's nothing for someone to walk up to me in the store or at a restaurant and ask for an autograph or speak to me.

• He struggled as television crews tried to mike him up for sound and seemed taken aback when delegates asked him for an autograph.

• Most of all, Lewis is immensely moved by the young black people who approach him for his autograph.

• “The advertising guy would go out to restaurants and would be asked for his autograph all the time,” Brunelle says.

• And people—reportedly less than 20, but still—actually showed up to meet the killer neighborhood watchman and get his autograph!

• When Hans Nilsen left, he presented her with his greatest treasure, an autograph letter from Hauge to his mother.

• If you write to ask for an autograph, always inclose a postage stamp for the answer.

• I am about to fall asleep when one of the passengers asks if I would mind signing my autograph for him.

• Next morning there were more autograph books and several wireless messages from intimate friends wishing me bon voyage.