Sentence examples for carrying slogans from inspiring English sources
They are advertising their educational prowess directly to parents, through billboard signs on highways, mailing campaigns and clothes carrying slogans.
Most were youths, carrying slogans such as "Murderous government", "Enough of this government" and "No Forgiveness in Kabylia".
The songs, like Fela's, are often two-chord vamps, carrying slogans like "Everybody la-la-la get together" that Mr. Allen intones from behind the drums.
Among items for sale bearing the spiritual leader's image are lamps, mugs, t-shirts, balloons and even adult and infant onesies carrying slogans such as 'Pope Francis is my homeboy'.
The lawyers, Robert B. McKay and S. Eric Ragman, said they had been told later that the demonstrators, carrying slogans demanding the "native tongue," were mainly Tbilisi University students.
Along with the egg cream contest, he introduced a boroughwide weight-loss drive, an over-40 singles beach bash, and signs along Brooklyn's borders carrying slogans like "Believe the Hype".
Banners carry slogans: "You're part of it".
We do not carry slogans or propaganda, not at all.
Signs on its streets and in taxicabs carry slogans like "Yes! Pyeongchang".
Banners in the crowd carried slogans like "While you watch your nightly soap opera, we fight for you".
Banners hung on police barriers carried slogans such as "common sense ends when violence begins" and "boycott US products".
