Sentence examples for election banners from inspiring English sources

He pointed out the Morsi election banners strung up across the dusty little intersection.

All three parties have blanketed towns like this one with election banners shouting their slogans: "The situation needs unity".

Election banners are all over town, but the little shops with their cheap goods are plastered with Peretz posters.

The library's four large election banners have been taped over with handmade lettering to read June 3.

The town of Burtus, just north of Cairo, is a network of unpaved streets, now decorated with black, white and red election banners.

In the south-western city of Ahwaz, the cutting of two trees to make room for election banners provoked a backlash from activists and residents that prompted the campaign office to condemn those who had slashed the trees.

What do you say?" read one Hamas 2006 election banner.

She has just erected an election banner on her own property.

The aircraft hit trouble when the election banner it was towing, asking voters to "Vote for your country – vote Ukip", became entangled in its tail fin.

The New Yorker, November 5, 1949 P. 26 Incidental Intelligence: An election banner in Whitesville, Kentucky, reads: "Ray Horn for Jailer, Kind and Courteous to All".

By Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, November 5, 1949 P. 26 Incidental Intelligence: An election banner in Whitesville, Kentucky, reads: "Ray Horn for Jailer, Kind and Courteous to All".