Sentence examples for The placard from inspiring English sources
noun
A sheet of paper or cardboard with a written or printed announcement on one side for display in a public place.
The placard said: "Walked out of the TRC.
The placard, now framed, sits on his office windowsill.
The placard was also a pun on the famous US racecourse Pike's Peak, it added.
The placard he held did not carry the slogan it bears in the advertisements.
The placard also listed the rules to be followed in that day's contest.
The placard was inoffensive and the demonstrator wasn't causing any disruption.
The placard for an artisans' workshop reads, "Creations Showroom: Center of Rehabilitation for the Tortured, War-Wounded, and Disabled".
The placard shows a blonde mother handing out slices of brown bread to her blonde little girls.
The placard and the protest are the work of a group called the San Francisco Bay Area Darfur Coalition.
The placard said nothing about not talking.
The placard said: Snoop Dogg will be making an appearance on 11-20.
