Meanings of autograph hunters in English

The word of his presence spread, and a queue of autograph hunters formed.

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Goebbels with autograph hunters at the Nuremberg Rally in 1938.

I firmly believe that the health of autograph hunters, as a class, is excellent.

The crowds of autograph hunters followed our caravan of Rolls-Royces in taxis and private cars.

Three were from autograph hunters, and he thrust them into the pocket of his coat.

It once took him three hours to walk down Dublin's main street, pursued by autograph hunters.

The autograph hunters had tracked her down already.

Nor were autograph hunters the only ones imposed on by the signature to "The Wanderer."

Frequently I walk past autograph hunters and hear what they really think of the star whose signature they just got.

They seemed as impressed by the Hollywood personalities as the crowd of autograph hunters that was waiting outside the hotel.

They managed to upstage Simply Red's Mick Hucknall, who looked less than thrilled to be ignored by photographers and autograph hunters.

Perhaps the most distressing feature of the whole business is the very poor health which seems to prevail among autograph hunters.

An expensive car sat stationary at the Shankly Gates, its engine idling as autograph hunters pushed scraps of papers through the windows.

The hour-long journey complete, Moyes arrives at the training ground to find a gaggle of shivering autograph hunters milling around the gates.

As players arrived they were surrounded and as they signed programmes and jerseys, word spread and reinforcements gathered to supplement the autograph hunters.

Obviously there's a promotional side to this sort of thing, as the gang of photographers and autograph hunters outside every gala screening testifies.