an autograph造句

I want an autograph.

And here's an autograph for your brother.

Article7 The signature on a negotiable instrument means an autograph, a seal or an autograph accompanied by a seal.

Premier Zhou signs an autograph during the Bandung Conference in 1955.

Some want me to send a picture, or an autograph, or a book.

KaKa and John were very lucky to get an autograph from the famous singer.

The material on which an autograph was signed, and whether the star was living or dead, could have as much of an impact as who signed it.

Do you ever wonder to have a prosperity year in 2012? The new book is launched, buy through online may get an autograph on the book.

We don't know exactly. "I want an autograph. I want a picture. I'm your biggest fan." We move that person away from endangering our client.

His latest CD "Change Yourself" sold 30-thousand copies during a three day advance sale. As a way to say thanks to his fans, he had an autograph session in Taipei.

The striking difference can be seen in a campaign photo from 2008 where the crowd is seen reaching out to Clinton, wanting a handshake, an autograph or a photo of the Democrat.

If you want to ask for an autograph or ask a question, you should make sure to know quite a lot about him or her before you start writing.