Sentence examples similar to lamppost- from inspiring English sources

There is a lamppost and noose waiting for every jihadi that comes back to Britain and their scum enablers and sympathizers.

In the provincial capital, Baquba, two corpses have been hung from a lamppost, one upside-down.

"Although people don't want to see them sat on every lamppost".

Mr Djokovic's family hails from here and so every lamppost on Zvecan's main street is festooned with pictures of him.Serbs here, as in the rest of Serbian-dominated northern Kosovo, are voting in the second day of a referendum that asks them: "Do you accept the institutions of the so-called 'Republic of Kosovo'?".

Alas, such high-minded talk is undermined by the election posters hung from every second Berlin lamppost by his own Social Democrats.

A wilted bouquet wrapped in cellophane, it was taped to a lamppost, across the road from the small brick church where the 41-year-old Labour MP had once worshipped and played.

Every lamppost and pylon in the quiet agricultural state is now festooned with the two parties' banners.

The smart posters stuck to every other lamppost turn out to be fresh calls for people to avoid dropping litter, in the name of serving their country.Things were so calm that Mr Cameron went for a quick stroll in the square just now.

The PRI candidate's face is plastered across every lamppost and taxi window in some towns in the state.

The image of him swinging from a lamppost in the rain, delighted at falling in love, is one of the great images in film history.

Nerval's years of destitution and anguish ended in 1855 when he was found hanging from a lamppost in the rue de la Vieille Lanterne, Paris.