Sentence examples for Number of banners from inspiring English sources

USCA and the walk's corporate sponsors then negotiate the total number of banners each company will display, and the number of banners that the company will be able to display in the stadium.

A number of banners were carried, on which were inscribed mottoes attacking finance and financiers, often in revolting terms.

Emilia Biggs of Ocean Splash wants to "buy" a relatively small number of banners, and to display as many of them as possible in the stadium.

A street photographer usually carries a number of banners, perhaps as many as twelve, and hangs them up with duct tape as he has time.

John Simonds of USCA wants to "sell" Ocean Splash a large number of banners, but he wants to limit the number of banners Ocean Splash displays in the stadium, so that he can offer stadium display space to as many corporate sponsors as possible.

The Portuguese's name was chorused throughout as a number of banners were unfurled around the arena prior to kick-off, one reading: "Hang your heads in shame," summing up the poisonous mood, with both Fàbregas and Costa jeered when their names were read out before kick-off.

Define your banner size: there are a number of standard banner sizes.

Remarkably, a number of the banners that were carried through the streets by early-20th-century campaigners have survived.

Although there were a small number of homemade banners at early trade-union protests, most signage was made professionally, and mostly by a single company.

Middle class families whose children are giving up on education – but cannot find work either – are going to cause the coalition greater anxiety than any number of Socialist Workers banners at rallies.

The phrase "It'll never happen, but if it happens... .. has become something of an unofficial motto for the Giallorossi support over the past few weeks, and was displayed on a number of the banners on show yesterday at the Stadio Olimpico.