Sentence examples for banners up for from inspiring English sources

There were banners up for the families of the runners to gather under, and bleachers for the ones who came to watch — the ones who were maimed or killed by some fanatic or fanatics today, Patriots' Day.

Spreading the Word Joseph Price, a religion professor at Whittier College, says holding religious banners up at sporting events for TV is a thoroughly modern phenomenon.

"We need some banners up," Idalski said.

Banners show up for five seconds in the upper right of your screen then fade away (think: Growl).

It is true that the banner was up for only a few days.

On a banner set up for Saturday's memorial, vandals spray-painted praise for a virulently anti-Arab leader, Rabbi Meir Kahane, who was himself assassinated in 1990.

Malaysian blogs were filled with complaints about the grammatical mistakes on the welcome banner put up for Mr Wen in Chinese, suspected to be roughly translated from Malay.

The banner was up for two days before being removed Saturday in response to criticism.

Earlier this month, hundreds of New Yorkers from all corners of the state boarded buses, trains and cars to Albany, fortified with banners and "Stand Up for Women's Equality T-shirtss.

The Daily Mail, tribune of Tory middle England, splashed today with the banner headline:STAND UP FOR BRITAIN'S RIGHTSunder the sub-head:By overturning Europe's ruling that British prisoners must have the vote, MPs today have a historic chance to regain control of OUR lawsIf tigers can have perfect storms, this is one.

It's very hard to see how any visitor to Norton's site would be reassured to buy a book from Amazon, click a banner or sign up for a free newsletter by being able to obtain his home postal address.