Sentence examples for and pamphlets and a from inspiring English sources

Although the kingdom did not come, Russell's teachings motivated a number of volunteers to circulate his many books and pamphlets and a periodical, The Watchtower, and to recalculate the time of the Parousia.

Upon his return to Cuba, Céspedes started a law practice, wrote poems and pamphlets, and secretly organized an independence movement.

He had grown up in the 1640s and 1650s when there was no censorship, and pamphlets and papers appeared at a great rate, sometimes as many as three a day, making a better-informed public than there had ever been.

The Tamil Nadu government's strategic communication for cancer prevention included the use of mass media (television and radio), print materials (posters, stickers, flipbooks, and pamphlets), and street plays, at a cost of approximately USD 3 million.

You will also need to discuss whether you can display posters, distribute fact sheets and pamphlets, and perhaps even have a stall with games and prizes.

By contrast, she said, letterpress printing was originally used for 19th-century posters, banners and pamphlets, and it therefore developed typefaces with a playful, unceremonious quality.

Discombobulated, or maybe just jetlagged, I did what I always do my first day in a new city: I gathered up every local paper, map and pamphlet and found a place to read them, the homey Arlequin cafe.

The Ajo District Chamber of Commerce has pamphlets and a helpful staff.

The teens go door-to-door, greeting residents with education pamphlets and a smile.

In 1876 he published A Classification and Subject Index for Cataloguing and Arranging the Books and Pamphlets of a Library, in which he outlined what became known as the Dewey Decimal Classification.

Russell was gifted writer, and wrote numerous books and pamphlets for a general audience – his History of Western Philosophy is a flawed classic that continues to introduce non-academic readers to philosophy.