Read all about it: Edinburgh is filled with flyers.
Desai said goodbye to Smith and got out of the car, holding a bag filled with flyers advertising an upcoming drivers' meeting.
That day, tens of thousands of the flyers filled mailboxes in the northwest corner of Washington state.
I live around the corner from the place, and I used to joke that the guys wearing maroon FlashDancers bibs and handing out titty-filled flyers were the only people in all of Manhattan who thought I had any interest in paying to see boobs.
Along with booths filled with explanations and flyers, some supporters will roll around inside a giant transparent ball featuring different types of swastikas.
The only way they could be more Camden about this is if they fashioned a canoe out of a skanky old leather jacket, filled it with club flyers and sent it – burning, Viking burial-like – down the canal while that bloke made a chorus of clicking little bird sounds until it finally sank.
Ms. Potter's amateurish "missing person" flyers fill the gallery's heavy glass doors, which lead onto Crawford Street.
The area quickly filled with voluntary search groups and was festooned with flyers.
The busy street is filled with a dozen salesmen from competing loan shops pressing flyers into hands among the passing crowd.
One thing is for sure: "I vowed to myself that I will never be one of those flyers," Frood gestures towards a recycling bin that has been filled with adverts from education consultants.
Was it tough getting hold of the wealth of photos and ephemera that the books are filled with, or are you one of those guys with a huge collection of photos and flyers tucked away, alphabeticised and dated?
