Sentence examples for banners such as from inspiring English sources

Images showed demonstrators holding banners, such as one reading "Stop killing babies in Gaza".

Meanwhile, the focus of country music radio ranged from new music (with banners such as "young country") to oldies and alternative country, also known as Americana.

Shelves stocked with jars of marmalade, silver platters and bottles of champagne were soon home to carefully crafted banners, such as "Closed by UK Uncut" and "Big Society Bail In: We Won't Pay for their Crisis".

(With banners such as "Showdown: Iraq" and "Target: Iraq," they had all but said, "Iraq, Here We Come!," and, when President Bush announced that Saddam Hussein had forty-eight hours to get out of town, MSNBC even put a countdown clock on the screen, which ticked off the minutes till kickoff time).

In Johannesburg workers danced, blew vuvuzelas, sang anti-Zuma songs and chanted: "We are going, we are going to Luthuli House [the ANC headquarters]." In Bloemfontein, thousands marched peacefully through the streets, carrying banners such as: "We behaved during the World Cup.

Without Section 201's disclosure requirements, it will continue to be extremely difficult for the public to learn that groups, such as PhRMA, or individuals, like the Wylys, are the true source of millions of dollars in potential advertisements run under banners such as "The Coalition" or "Citizens for Better Medicare".

In the decades after, hosts of other dancehall artists took up the banner, such as the group T.O.K. who proclaimed that "chi-chi [gay] man fi dead and that's a fact".

Special routes those with a banner such as alternate or bypass are also managed by AASHTO.

Peculiar to Italy are the lanterns and banner holders such as may still be seen at Florence, Siena, and elsewhere, and the rare gondola prows of Venice.

Meanwhile, the Daily Mail mounted two days' worth of vindictive and highly personal invective and misleading comment, under banner headlines such as, "What have our judges got against Britain?", "Bogus asylum and the judges who have it in for Britain" and "Dictators in wigs".

He warned them, however, that if a resolution couldn't be found to reunite the country, Kentucky would look to the Southern states and "unite with them to found a noble Republic, and invite beneath its stainless banner such other States as know how to keep the faith of compacts, and to respect constitutional obligations and the comity of the confederacy".