Sentence examples for about the placards from inspiring English sources

People are angry about the placards that the police allowed demonstrators to wave outside the Danish embassy earlier this month.

When I finally asked the question, the answer began with the story about the placard and his visit to Stepping Hill with a message of innocence.

Remember that campaigns are not just about the people on the placards but about parties and power, and that the wizards behind the curtains specialize in amplifying differences that stoke our fears.

Folks who are upset about drones aren't, at least judging from the placards and chants, upset about the drone that actually does the killing — the guided missile.

Then there are the placards scattered about, shilling for the room's merchandise, primly hectoring the guest not to waste towels, broadcasting ominous warnings.

The placards include about 120,000 used by the police, teachers and others to park near their workplaces, and about 22,000 that allow penalty-free parking at meters and in no-parking zones for vehicles on city business.

The new rules were intended to limit abuse of the placards, officials said, after complaints about lawmakers and other officials using their placards to flout parking rules.

Usually, you walk around and read the placards, but it's nice to have a conversation about it.

Many of the placards were very funny.

The placards spelled out: "Kasich for us.

"Iggy Go Home!" read the placards.