Sentence examples for leaflet published from inspiring English sources

Dahl wrote of her death in a leaflet published by Sandwell health authority.

A striking recent example is a leaflet published on one of Gill's personal interests: over-exposure to chemicals in the home.

"When it comes to the manufacture, preparation, serving and ingestion of brats, we are right," says Sheboygan Brats, or Come Fry with Me, a leaflet published by the local convention and visitors bureau.

A consultation leaflet published by the culture department today called Your BBC, Your Say asks members of the public whether they think the licence fee is the best way of paying for the BBC and, if not, for suggestions of alternative ways of funding the corporation - a potentially explosive question.

I spent the rest of the day walking around the compact city center, loosely following the Asheville Urban Trail, a historic route outlined in a leaflet published by the Parks and Recreation Department (it's available at most hotels, and from the visitor centers in Black Mountain and Asheville).

The file also includes provocative leaflets published by the group.

Sitting in the former Lenin Library, he works his way through a pile of wartime leaflets published by the occupying German forces, and is able to demolish the Brezhnev-era charge that Dudko had published poetry in these mouthpieces of collaboration.

As a successful example of risk communication, Spiegelhalter mentions leaflets published by the U.K. National Health Service about breast cancer screening, which he helped write and design.

The leaflet was published on the centre left blog Political Scrapbook.

It was all the more odd as the European Union is paying for this Germanophobe propaganda since the leaflet was published by the European Parliament on behalf of a group of MEPs led by Nigel Farage of Ukip, which includes a former MEP from the far-right French National Front party as well as other MEPs from rabidly anti-foreigner and Europhobe parties in Europe.

In some years there was a Committee on Resolutions in 1912, it urged that a leaflet be published for visitors to the Mint's coin collection, and that a medal be struck to commemorate the collection.