Sentence examples for deface from inspiring English sources

Text messages from "Edward Johnson" provided by Thanet Stand Up to Ukip urged one campaigner to help him deface Ukip posters.

Ukip sent a spy to obtain "information from the inside" on an anti-Nigel Farage protest group, where campaigners say he tried to encourage activists to deface posters and heckle outside meetings.

What they never do is deface something," Nosik said, comparing the group to whistleblowers like Julian Assange.

These automate attacks and can be configured to deface or crash a website, or even snatch goodies ranging from credit-card details to industrial designs.

First, the film shows in sombre and claustrophobic detail the Polish POWs' travels to Golgotha; the occupation authorities' vengeance on their families, and flashes forward to the attempts by the country's post-war rulers to disguise and deface the historical record.The film has been nominated for best foreign-language film at this year's Oscars.

In his country, Kazakhstan, it is illegal to insult the man or to deface his image.

He also contends that the concrete pillars and track would deface the city centre, and that rail would not ease the island's traffic congestion.On that last claim Mr Cayetano has help from an unlikely source: the city's environmental-impact statement (EIS) on the project.

The garish red and yellow fascias that deface the old city squares of central Europe send out an uncompromising message of American cultural imperialism.

Meanwhile it is under attack from nationalist thugs, who have sought to deface it with their slogans.

Attacks also occur against telecoms firms supplying internet connections.2001 America v China: After an American spyplane and Chinese fighter collide, hackers from both countries deface or crash the other's public and private-sector websites.

People who fail to stand for the royal anthem, still played before most film screenings, or deface banknotes, which bear the King's image, have fallen foul of the law.