Sentence examples for Were bans from inspiring English sources
Later, there were bans from Carolina Herrera (recently lifted) and Dolce & Gabbana (still imposed).
"First there were bans on yakking while driving; then it was yakking while bicycling.
There were bans for Courtney Lawes and Delon Armitage, fines for Lawes, Lewis Moody and Manu Tuilagi and reprimands for James Haskell, Dylan Hartley and Chris Ashton.
So there were bans, brief or permanent, on Tell Laura I Love Her, Leader of the Pack and the distasteful Last Kiss, in which the singer snogs his girl friend, dying after a car crash.
"If you look at the reversal of the smoking epidemic," Dr. Gortmaker said, "substantial change didn't really happen until there were bans on advertising and limits on consumption through things like taxation.
There were bans on driving in the city and most suburbs, but they were routinely flouted by motorists who, if they could get off unplowed side streets, found the main arteries generally clear, thanks to yeoman service by local crews, volunteers from out of town and the National Guard.
Comic scenes were banned.
Political parties were banned.
In 1969, cyclamates were banned.
