Sentence examples for distributed a flier from inspiring English sources
In the Bronx, they distributed a flier with Mr. Gonzalez's picture and a physical description.
An anonymous group calling itself "Najaf's intellectuals" wrote and distributed a flier in Najaf last week describing how a mob of Mr. Sadr's followers hacked a rival cleric to death last April.
The man's shoes have become legendary among Guangzhou connoisseurs, but he has never distributed a flier, and there is nothing so much as a shingle hanging above the shop for advertisement.
In 1995, members of a social services group employed by the Grand Central Partnership were accused of assaulting homeless people, and in 1997, the president of the Madison Avenue BID was forced to resign after he distributed a flier urging shopkeepers to remove valuables from their windows or to close during the National Puerto Rican Day Parade.
A7 NEW YORK/REGION B1-6 Askedked Welfare Workers To Fill In for Strikers The city distributed a flier offering welfare recipients who work for their benefits security jobs at residential buildings if doormen and other building workers went on strike.
Gen. James B. McPherson, the park service then distributed a flier in McPherson Square with some park rules, including a note that sugary drinks not be consumed near the McPherson statue.
One leading example of labor's customizing its message was what happened in early October when union leaders in the hunting-popular Midwest concluded that it was crucial to distribute a flier defending Mr. Gore on the gun issue.
Management helped defuse the march by distributing a flier that essentially offered 50 renminbi, or about $7.30, for each of the eight days that the factory was closed beginning in late May as part of a nationwide shutdown of Honda manufacturing set off by a transmission factory strike.
"We already had contacts from the Tiller days, and we got it going again," said Mark Holick, pastor of Spirit One Christian Ministry, who soon began distributing a flier with her name and address that described her as accepting "blood money for violently slaying the innocent".
Mr. Hochfelder, who is described even by people who are no longer speaking to him as a bright and engaging man with a winning smile, has been distributing a flier for his new company, HP Hotel Partners, that is made up of photographs of "selected projects" that include the Westin Aruba Resort and other properties that he no longer owns or never did.
