Sentence examples for flier by from inspiring English sources

THE WHAT GOES UP KEEPS GOING UP AWARD To the Nasdaq composite stock index, the highest flier by far of the major indexes in 1999.

Downstairs, a flier by the doorman's desk had greeted them with a provocative question: "Why should you have to spend college tuition on kindergarten?" Back upstairs, in the stylish apartment on West 99th Street, Eva S. Moskowitz, a former City Council member who runs a network of charter schools in Harlem and the Bronx, delivered a tantalizing sales talk.

Many fliers were classified as "Terrorflieger" (terror flier) by the Germans, and were not given a trial.

While Colorado College is a close second for finding students guilty of "violence" for posting a flier that parodied a flier by a feminist group, Zaccari wins the award for most shameful invocation of the Virginia Tech tragedy to silence a student.

Make a rough draft of the design of the email flier by deciding where to put the logo of your company, content, images etc. Decide where you want to place the images, whether on top of the flier or in the centre.

Instead, her campaign manager had created campaign fliers by editing Ms. Davidson into a photograph of Mr. Saban at a golf course.

Undecided voters in union households can expect as many as 30 visits, phone calls or fliers by November 4th.The AFL-CIO has not yet formally endorsed Barack Obama.

That leaning is understandable: an airline would not want to risk losing valued frequent fliers by exposing them to big losses during a market downturn.

But what distinguishes this circus is the animal acts, which have been eliminated from many big tops, perhaps partly for political reasons (PETA was handing out fliers by the box office).

To the Editor: Regarding "Turbulent Manners Unsettle Fliers" by Laura Mansnerus (Feb. 15): I'm sure there are many passengers who are disgruntled about the status of air travel and service today and that it's easy to collect horror stories.

Sergei Pradzed, a 23-year-old who was passing out fliers by the train station here, said he spent 14 hours in a frigid prison cell in October and was fined $400, as much as he earns in a month, for holding a sign that said, "Where are my rights?" on the capital's central square.