Sentence examples for banner this from inspiring English sources

"They buy tickets, they bring their kids, they're really involved as boosters, and they like to point up and say, 'There's my championship.' " If a team does earn a banner this month and it is sewn by New England Flag & Banner, the university will receive a little something extra.

A huge number of messages bear a banner: "This content has been blocked for your safety".

He closed that show with "The Star-Spangled Banner" — this time, minus the obscenities.

Apart from a recent Gay Pride parade performance of The Star-Spangled Banner, this will be Gaga's first gig since she cancelled 21 tour dates in February.

An extensive survey by Byron Criddle, co-author of "The Almanac of British Politics", shows big differences between Labour's 1992 intake and those aspiring to enter the Commons under the party's banner this time.

SHEPARD FAIREY, the influential street artist who last month designed an invitation for an Occupy Wall Street party in Times Square, is once again unfurling the income equality banner, this time to raise money for the homeless.

They imitate one another in superficial ways, too, like hanging inspirational banners: "This Is Where We're Headed.

Compared with the surrounding neighborhood, thick with Obama signs, buttons and banners, this block of 11th Street off Fifth Avenue is as red as a hot patch of East Texas.

If advertisers are conditioned to pay for in-stream but get in-banner, this distorts reality and expectations.

While you could fire up Pixelmator and try to make your own banners, this tool is surprisingly pleasant to use and works quite well.

But reality programming will again emerge under the Fox banner this fall, when the network begins TooHotForFox.com, a Web site displaying clips from the specials now banned from the TV network.