Sentence examples for first banners from inspiring English sources

The one-inch badges — known in the admissions-button industry as litho tabs — are made by Kraus & Sons, a manufacturing company based in Chelsea that also created the museum's first banners in the 1960s.

The first banner came in 1984, York's fifth season at Bowling Green.

"HAVE YOU EVER clicked your mouse right here?" asked the first banner advertisement in 1994.

Joe McCambley, founder of The Wonderfactory, a digital design firm, helped build the first banner ad back in 1994.

HotWired sold the first banner ad on the Web ("Seriously, sorry," Cohen says) and was one of the first Web sites to feature reader-comment sections below articles.

He made his first banner headlines here in 2001 by beating the seven-time champion Pete Sampras in the fourth round on Center Court.

He has picked up the "Burnley first" banner of the Labour renegade Harry Brooks, whose 15% of the vote in 2005 took third place.

The procession that will briefly occupy Citi Field on Sunday was officially sanctioned after enough fans lobbied for its revival, an echo of how the first banner event came to be 49 years ago.

An explosion rocks Kobani during the siege (Getty) After beginning its siege in September, Isis had captured 350 villages by October, raising its first banner on the outskirts of Kobani.

It may say even more about changing times that the most interesting section of the documentary is the one that one of the filmmakers, David Maysles, who died long before the first banner was unfurled, was still alive to work on.

In September 1898 -- after Theodore Roosevelt's charge up San Juan Hill with his Rough Riders -- The Times reported that the club had hung out the first banner promoting Roosevelt for governor of New York State.