Sentence examples for bear slogans from inspiring English sources
Look for passengers who intend to spread messages by carrying balloons that bear slogans or ping-pong balls bearing reactionary messages.
Cabdrivers have been promised rewards for turning in passengers "who intend to spread messages by carrying balloons that bear slogans or Ping-Pong balls bearing messages".
Towers, banners and even rock faces across the country bear slogans praising him.
Germany and Holland are fierce football rivals, and the orange plastic helmets, which sell fora few pounds, have small Dutch flags printed on the side and bear slogans such as 'Attack!' and 'Go, Holland Go' in Dutch.
Many of the reeking white behemoths bear slogans scrawled in black marker, some political ("Please send to George W. Bush"), others descriptive ("Harry Potter and the tower of stank").This Stonehenge of abandoned fridges may amuse New Orleanians who can move back into their own homes.
Microsoft has started to sell t-shirts, hats, mugs, and sweatshirts that bear slogans from its Scroogled campaign that needles Google as bad on privacy.
A gentleman walking in the East 50's of a recent evening passed a movie theatre which was being picketed by a man walking up and down, bearing a couple of placards that bore slogans urging people not to patronize that theatre because, etc.
The New Yorker, March 11 , 1933P. 13 A gentleman walking in the East 50's of a recent evening passed a movie theatre which was being picketed by a man walking up and down, bearing a couple of placards that bore slogans urging people not to patronize that theatre because, etc.
By Richard Lockridge and Harold Ross The New Yorker, March 11 , 1933P. 13 A gentleman walking in the East 50's of a recent evening passed a movie theatre which was being picketed by a man walking up and down, bearing a couple of placards that bore slogans urging people not to patronize that theatre because, etc.
The first, Monument, features 22 curved, double-sided electronic LED signs, looks like the Shanghai Novotel, and bears slogans such as "Self-Awareness Can Be Crippling".
In a tent city set up adjacent to the stage, Thais wearing red T-shirts that bore slogans like "Truth Today" spoke of national reconciliation and also about the possibility of Mr Thaksin's imminent return.
