Sentence examples for display slogans from inspiring English sources

Giant satin banners suspended from the ceiling display slogans proclaiming promises of comfort and security.

Wake Up, Comrades!" The site's navigation tabs were altered, and other text was added to display slogans including, "Free Pussy Riot," and, "Judges – I'd have executed them all".

Asaad al-Saftawi, a protest organizer, said that the Hamas authorities had given permission to a group representing them to install a stage in the park on Tuesday and to display slogans with a Hamas tilt against the schism.

A Commons spokesman later explained: "By convention members are expected not to use their clothing to display slogans or make debating points.

A House of Commons spokesman said: "By convention members are expected not to use their clothing to display slogans or make debating points - members are expected to make their arguments through their speeches.

At the time of the incident involving Ms Lucas, a House of Commons spokesman said: "By convention members are expected not to use their clothing to display slogans or make debating points - members are expected to make their arguments through their speeches.

Outside the courthouse on Saturday, lawyers surrounded and attacked a young man who displayed slogans in favor of Mr. Musharraf, leaving him bloodied and dazed.

The three activists interrupted the Front National leader's address and pulled mock Nazis salutes, displaying slogans including "Heil Le Pen" and "Stop Fascism" on their breasts.

In Italy, Mussolini adopted the title of duce ("leader"), and his regime created billboards displaying slogans such as "The Duce is always right" (Il Duce ha sempre ragione) and "Believe, obey, fight" (Credere, obbedire, combattere).

Siding with Texas, liberal Justice Stephen Breyer highlighted an earlier Supreme Court ruling that bars states from compelling drivers to use license plates displaying slogans they don't agree with.

State media, meanwhile, displayed slogans announcing that there was "no backing down" from  the battle for Tikrit, hometown of Saddam Hussein, as reports came of the destruction of the former Iraqi strongman's grave in the city.