Sentence examples for election placards from inspiring English sources

Once when Father Frost was running for the office of something like tax-collector, Robert tagged around after him into all the saloons, helping to tack up election placards".

Of course, many candidates use their bookshelves as election placards, and all their various spines can usually be relied on to declare: "I'm brainy, well-informed, and committed to the issues that mean most to you and your family".

The prime minister's election placard promising 'a home of your own' is on the verge of becoming an empty promise.

A UKIP supporter has been injured after confronting men who ripped down an election placard in his garden.

We walk together along the street and into the building, passing election posters and placards strapped to every lamppost.

"Needless to say," Fairey says, as Obama's stenciled face stares up at us from the massive paper collage placard, "that election didn't turn out as we hoped".

Orange is weighing new restrictions to limit political signs after officials there said some residents went overboard in last year's election, plastering their houses with placards.

A supporter of German Chancellor Angela Merkel holds up a placard during an election campaign rally in Seligenstadt near Frankfurt.

That was before the election and the Romney-Ryan lawn placards (I know, as if, right?) were obviously getting to me almost as much as middle-class-ness and work stress and not spanking it are.

Before the 2010 midterm elections, it was common to see placards calling for President Obama to be sent back to his "socialist village in Kenya" at Tea Party rallies.

The pro-Gore faction shouted and held up signs proclaiming, "Free the Palm Beach 19,000" and "No Fuzzy Election" while the pro-Bush group's placards said "The People Have Spoken!" and "Gore Concede".