Sentence examples for black placard from inspiring English sources

Now there is no evidence as of yet that any money has changed hands between anyone, or any group, connected with Trump to get black placard wavers into the stands in well-positioned posts behind Trump at public appearances.

On Belfast's Ormeau Road Catholic residents met marchers in silence with black flags, placards proclaiming "Shame" and newspaper photographs of the dead boys.

I know what the presence of "the colleague" means as loud and clear as if he were wearing a black-edged placard round his neck saying "Death Row".

He'd come home from school and, as was his wont, was watching The Merv Griffin Show on CBS when the program was suddenly disrupted by a crowd of musicians, most of them black, waving placards and blowing into wooden whistles.

Here in Newberry, a town better known for its college and its opera house in what was once the egg-and-dairy capital of South Carolina, the sight of beret-topped men with walkie-talkies and "black power" placards attracted curious spectators.

"You do know they only accepted you because you're black?" reads a placard that forms part of the "I, too, am Oxford" campaign.

Outside was a yellow and black Western Union placard that said, "Send And Receive Money Here For Free".

An Asian-American family in San Francisco said that suddenly in the last few months they've received threats for displaying a "Black Lives Matter" placard in their front window.

Over it hung black banners and placards of mourning.

The Goth denizens of the Black Hole hold placards at home games that read "Las Vegas: if you build it, we won't come".

Two small pro-hijab demonstrations took place in Tehran, with women in long black chadors holding placards that read "Hijab is our pride" and "Man, where is your dignity?