sign of something ***

"So once they learned to sign, we asked them, of course."

But in some cases, the directors have already signed away much of that authority.

If King had signed that piece of paper, then he couldn't drive the price up.

Reform of such a system would require Government officials to sign away much of their power.

She'd sign it, of course; she was an independent and, no doubt, a difficult person, but she didn't have much choice.

"This better be as you say, or you will have signed both of our death warrants."

They have to sign him first, of course.

They had signed on aware of the possibility of death, but he would order their destruction.

As it says, he wrote and signed it of his own free will.

"Drafting a guy in the third round and not signing your kicker of eight years."