Sentence examples for in their pamphlets from inspiring English sources

are to be seen in their pamphlets.

Most cons advise you not to do this in their pamphlets because some people are uncomfortable about the whole thing.

In their pamphlet, published by the Labour group Progress, Reed and Kendall argue there is now new experience in local government that will be at the centre of the party manifesto being drawn up with the help of Cruddas.

Not discussed on schools' tours or in their glossy pamphlets, counseling out is nonetheless a matter of practice at many private schools.

Listening to the many and diverse demands and ideas that the Tea Partiers express in their rallies, pamphlets and oratory does relatively little to explain why so many Americans are so angry.

The politicals babbled in the Yiddish of their pamphlets.

In their 1975 pamphlet, "Ornamentals for Eating," the Rodale Press lamented the weekly lawnmowing ritual in which grass clippings, a valuable source of nitrogen, are wasted in plastic bags carried to the curb.

Rippon noted that it was Winston Churchill who promoted and proclaimed the ECHR in the first place, a theme developed by Daily Mail journalist Peter Oborne and Conservative parliamentary candidate Jesse Norman in their Liberty pamphlet, launched at the last Tory party conference.

The Ezra Meeker Historical Society, in their 1972 pamphlet on his life, wrote of his activities: Hops made many farmers wealthy, including Meeker, who at one point claimed he had earned a half million dollars for his crop.

Correctional is from The Rainbow Faults by Kate Wakeling, published by The Rialto, and numbered 10 in their excellent Bridge Pamphlet series.

Because in their 19-page "pamphlet," they forgot to give any numbers.