Sentence examples for brochures down from inspiring English sources

Business cards and flyers are suitable for initial startup, but you may opt to invest in some brochures down the line.

"Our advice to everybody is go online or grab a copy of our ticketing brochure, sit down with family and friends and work out what works for you".

"It will be their most important campaign brochure, and will close down the easiest line of attack for Republicans".

"See Chicago burn down!" a Freedomland brochure, no doubt written by a New Yorker, urged a bit too gleefully.

"Does he need glasses?" I glanced back down at the brochure on my lap, with the the little girl in purple frames staring back at me from the front cover.

The privately financed project is not featured in any of Princeton's brochures, and is difficult to track down on the school's main Internet site.

How long after that will it be until we see corpses on primitive rafts floated down what the brochures call the "conveniently situated Grand Union Canal"?

For instance, the 10-day trans-Atlantic Crystal cruise from Miami to Lisbon, departing March 19, has an ocean-view room starting at $1,360 a person or $136 a person, a day, down from the $4,720 brochure rate.

"Come down and improve your game!" a brochure for the clinic read.

The following words appear in tiny type far down on the back of the brochure: "This exhibition contains content that may not be suitable for all viewing audiences.

(PROTESTOR ONE aggressively offers ME a brochure. I begin to reach out, glance down quickly, and then let it drop to the ground).