Sentence examples for Peace banner from inspiring English sources

Boy Scouts released a balloon-bedecked "Wrestling for Peace" banner into the sky.

For every co-op house with a peace banner there is a fraternity with a flag hanging from its window.

Mr. Reader, 68, a retired minister and part-time professor who was carrying a peace banner he bought at a kite shop in Ocean City, Md., cited a couple in a red truck who passed by recently.

Rainbow peace banners hung from apartment windows in Milan.

On both sides of Northern Ireland's divide, in Belfast's Catholic Falls Road area and the Protestant Shankill Road area, the emblems of conflict still far outweigh any peace banners.

An Austrian pacifist flying a motorized hang glider and waving peace banners landed in St. Peter's Square to protest against the war in Iraq.

The scene outside St Margaret's church in Westminster at Tony Benn's funeral was, rather appropriately, like an impromptu demonstration: trade union, Labour party and peace banners fluttered in the breeze.

We couldn't think of anywhere else that pressed so many familial buttons: SPQR manholes and peace banners for erudite, ethical Kristjan, enough beggars and snoggers to satisfy lurid sociologist Lilja, and a cloyingly coy Valdis in hair-twiddling heaven as waiters' pin-up biondina, little blondie.

Recently, thousands of Turks staged an unusual gathering in central Istanbul to demand peace with banners that read, "End the operations, establish peace," and "Embrace your brother, let the peace be".

A largely young crowd of men and women gathered for the parallel Tibetan peace relay, holding banners declaring "Justice Raped in Tibet" and black headbands that said "No human rights in Tibet".

They did it in Catholic Masses, including one held on the street just feet from the hollowed-out shell of El Nogal, and in a march of an estimated 10,000 people who wore white T-shirts as a sign of peace and carried banners condemning the rebels as terrorists.