Sentence examples for it was a leaflet from inspiring English sources

It was a leaflet: a neighbour's detailed quotation presented as a way of drumming up business.

What started it was a leaflet signed by thirty-three delegands alternatesates, most of whom identified their local committees as either the Committee to End the War in Vietnam (C.E.W.V).

It was a leaflet, entitled Bincombe Beeches – nature trail, that gave us reason to stop there this time and find our way up Bincombe Hill, where the wind was whistling in the treetops.

I would do a comic, print it up at the newly invented instant print shops where you could get 100 copies for $1. Then I'd go around like it was a leaflet for a massage parlor or a deli and I'd just give them to beautiful women, people who looked interesting.

Whether it's a leaflet making unlikely or misleading claims, or perhaps a local candidate who is less than keen to divulge which party he is representing, we want to see the best (and worst) of the political leaflets arriving on your doorstep.

Sometimes, it was a poster, leaflet, t-shirt, sticker or brochure, and sometimes it was a meeting, a workshop, a seminar or other event, produced and organized, without many objective indications whether other outputs could have been useful.

Rees-Mogg joked that it took a while for him to realise it was a communist leaflet because it was "pretty sound on the European stuff".

I know another young mother whose first encounter with Sure Start was a leaflet.

He did not say how serious the health risk posed by the packages' contents was, but he said the contents resembled an aromatherapy product and included a leaflet saying it was a sample.

This follows a Lib Dem leaflet claiming it was a two-horse race between Rees and their Jon Rogers (in fact, the polls show a two-horse race in first choice votes between Rees and Ferguson, with the Conservative, George Gollop, third and Rogers fifth behind Radice).

Doubly so if it's a mass-produced leaflet.