Sentence examples for glossy leaflet from inspiring English sources

Just stick his face on this glossy leaflet, and we'll let bygones be bygones.

"We know how much a glossy leaflet costs because we sometimes produce them, but nowhere near as many".

Then she produced a glossy leaflet from her handbag with the photograph of a grey-haired, suave-looking older man in profile.

David Cameron might think he can fool the voters with a glossy leaflet but he should give them more credit than that.

Before Fairbairn took over from her predecessor, John Cridland, the CBI had already published a glossy leaflet underlining the benefits of EU membership, in terms of open markets and coordinated regulations.

Because if you don't stand for something, you'll fall for anything – and many a glossy leaflet shoved through your front door over the next seven weeks will be relying on exactly that.

Traditionally such talk means glossy leaflets or stage-managed question times.

That is the glossy leaflets that come through your door from the local council.

Judging by the glossy leaflets handed out at local Tube stations, practically begged for any spares, the touts are moving remorselessly upmarket.

"Charities are very good at glossy leaflets that show the cause they're fighting for," says Russell Hargrave, communications manager at NPC (New Philanthropy Capital).

Rentoul: What we need in the information age is more glossy leaflets inserted into junk mail from HM Revenue and Customs.