1.   A Mirage security guard uses his walkie-talkie to cal for reinforcements, and directs people who want autographs into a line.

2.   He wanted my autograph, mistakenly believing that I was a player.

3.   I liked being recognized in the pub afterwards, and made myself conspicuous in case anyone wanted my autograph.

4.   I walk down the streets of New York, the Village, and they stop and they talk, they want autographs.

5.   As Galloway blew past a group of kids wanting his autograph, his mother asked him what he was doing.

6.   A Cardinals official said every piece that she had inspected was congratulatory, and a good many wanted autographs.

7.   A decade ago, fans who wanted autographs from their sports heroes usually had to wait around a stadium or hang out by a clubhouse.

8.   After the game, he wants my autograph.

9.   Brooks Kieschnick flashed that easy, natural smile at the youngster wanting his autograph at a baseball card show at Palmer Auditorium and applauded his attire.

10.   But now, anyone who comes to one of my workouts and wants an autograph or wants to take a picture with the heavyweight champion of the world?