Sentence examples for brochure published from inspiring English sources

A community development brochure published by the company describes extensive health, education, infrastructure and economic projects in the area.

"citizenM understands that mobile citizens want luxury without unwanted extras," says its self-consciously hip brochure, published on newsprint.

The SI is officially presented in a document commonly called the "SI Brochure", published by the International Bureau of Weights and Measures (BIPM).

The Harvard Mark I was of "light weight, trim appearance," according to a brochure published a year later, in 1945.

But a glossy brochure published by the state oil company, Sonangol, suggests there may be other plans for this central site with spectacular sea views.

The online brochure, published last May, was dismissed as a risible, rose-tinted attempt at propaganda to attract new recruits to the terror group.

They incorrectly believed that it would run from $2,250 to $3,600, the figures emphasized in brochures published by the government and insurance companies.

In two periodicals he acquired or founded anew, Neue deutsche Monatsschrift and Historisches Journal, as well as in brochures published at irregular intervals from 1800 on, Gentz continued to analyze the great drama that unfolded in France.

One of the many brochures published by GCHQ, mainly to attract recruits, has on its cover, "MI5, MI6, GCH Who?" Inside it reads: "Never has the world been such a dangerous place... Never has GCHQ been so important".

But according to glossy brochures published by companies pushing the hardware, police could deploy them in, say, airports or on border crossings.

These 115 donors are referred to as the founders of Millennium Park in official park brochures published by the City of Chicago and distributed at the visitor's centers as well as in other press accounts.