Sentence examples for its banners from inspiring English sources

A Sabre armoured fighting vehicle, similar to ones used by the regiment in Afghanistan, was draped in its banners as it drove from Parliament Square and delivered a petition to Downing Street.

"We defended it together and we will rebuild it together," read one of its banners at the scene.

Not only did the team adopt the name from the team in the movie, and put the words "Home of Slap Shot" on its banners inside the arena, but it continues to have a hold on just about everyone connected to it.

On a private visit here, Senator John McCain mounted a harsh attack on Vietnam's Communist government for everything from its ideology and economy to its corruption and the fact that it displays the hammer and sickle on its banners.

In response, the club barred the group from taking its banners and flags to the games.

The Russian writ runs again in the Caucasus -- but with freedom, not oppression, on its banners.

Macworld refused to die, though, and while turnout for the event isn't what it used to be before it lost its banner company, attendance seems to have stabilized and is even expected to grow this year, according to conference organizers.

The Press sells for 20 cents and the Times is essentially free, although its banner says it costs 1 cent.

Its banner reads "you kill it, we grill it".

But please don't fling the term Big C around when it threatens your precious guns and then stand under its banner when you apply it those who seek to make their own informed decisions in life.

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