Sentence examples for banners into from inspiring English sources

Joan of Arc, it is said, carried banners into battle that showed the fleur-de-lis.

The Premier League said there was nothing in its rules to prevent clubs from welcoming the banners into their stadiums.

IN THE Middle Ages, heraldry allowed knights to show off family histories in amazing detail, lugging shields or banners into battle that explained their ancestry, whether they had married an heiress and their status as a first or younger son.

In Rwanda, Angaza Limited turns discarded vinyl banners into fashion-forward purses and handbags.

For its environmental promotion, Dunkin' Donuts is remaking its in-store banners into Dunkin' Donuts tote bags.

Sometimes people want me to turn their old banners into tablecloths and things like that, which gives them a bit of a second life.

No one expected the Buffaloes to carry the Pac-12's banner into the postseason.

Boy Scouts released a balloon-bedecked "Wrestling for Peace" banner into the sky.

Why not let the survivors carry the banner into the new century?

As Joan of Arc ended, she tossed the banner into the orchestra pit where it landed in a trombone.

The idea of "young British art" was invented two decades ago, yet artists still carry that banner into advanced middle age.