Sentence examples for change banner from inspiring English sources

When I was in Iowa Mr Obama's local political director was traversing the state in a rusty RV with a "Vote Early for Change" banner on the side.

The Obama administration rode in on the "Change" banner with promises to modify the drug war model.

(The campaign later asked Fairey change the banner to HOPE).

For instance, it will notify users of the change with banners on Google's home page, in search results, in Google Plus notifications and elsewhere.

In central Amman, many of them chanted, "We want change," with banners and slogans decrying high food prices and demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Samir Rifai.

"When amNew York became the main footprint for Tribune in the city, we basically just changed the banner" on the Web site from nynewsday.com, said Diane Goldie, the editorial director for amNew York, who oversees the amny.com and newsday.com Web sites.

The search giant started alerting people about the upcoming policy change via banners on its main webpage and in a page explaining the change to its "policies and principles".

Some churches change their banners and vestments to red to mark the new season of Pentecost.

With the next book, Roy Sheldon's Gold Men of Aureus, Landsborough changed the banner to read "Science Fiction Fortnightly No. 3", thinking that the caption might help sales.

My web guy's words "changed the banner on your website from "only African American gymnast…" to read "the first African American gymnast…".

In early April, just over a month into Zinke's tenure, the Interior Department came under fire when it temporarily changed the banner image on the Bureau of Land Management's website from a picture of two boys enjoying nature to a towering coal seam at Peabody's North Antelope Rochelle Mine in Wyoming.