D. committee to sign the required forms with an expensive pen, and then I give the pen to the student.

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Bradbury and Garry have reportedly agreed in principle to sign new deals, though neither has put pen to paper.

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During cross-examination, Mr Edis challenged Ms Pryce's account earlier in the trial that Huhne stood in their hallway with a pen in his hand urging her to sign after a letter arrived with her named as the nominated driver.

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He's going round the changing room with a pen in his hand telling all the lads to sign his match ball.

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After the talks President Bush gave the king a pen he had used earlier in the day to sign a free trade pact with Jordan.

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When she put her pen down, there was not a copy left to sign.

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Asked exactly what happened in 2003, she told the court Mr Huhne had called her downstairs and was standing in the hallway with a pen in his hand with the speeding form, which he asked her to sign.

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