Sentence examples for a leaflet full of from inspiring English sources

It comes with a leaflet full of tips on how to play (ie hit the target holes with your peas), including 'bladerunner' (slide the pea down your knife) and 'veg hedge' (use your imagination), with different scores for each hole.

"Now she's dead but not forgotten, dig her up and fuck her rotten," so chanted this year's freshers at Nottingham University, in an incident hot on the heels of the revelation that the LSE men's rugby team had distributed a freshers' leaflet full of racist, classist, homophobic and sexist slurs.

The party loves stuffing letterboxes with leaflets full of parochial issues like potholes, street lights and litter.

Participants receive an information leaflet (full and summary) and sign a consent form which are available on the website, http://www.bham.ac.uk/elsips The original intention of the ELSIPS trial was to include all pregnant women.

It begins with a dynamic, lingering shot of ta­da!—a leaflet.

And it's clear that Labour are rattled for their recent tactic has been to print leaflets packed full of misinformation saying that we would privatise the NHS when they know this is not true.

Instead, the organisation focused its attention on a leaflet drop of every household in England.

He'll be packing up tools of long-ago trades, like a sample book of Durbrow & Hearne needles and a glass case full of dead videotape cameras, along with posters, leaflets and buttons that called people to long-ago battles.

A calm-looking lady spots me reading a leaflet on the porch of her tipi.

A leaflet explaining the activities of I.C.E.R.C.

It sheds whole leaflets still green, still full of minerals, quickly recycled, providing nutrients for the flowers of spring.