Sentence examples for leaflets among the from inspiring English sources

Sir Donald Somervell, Solicitor General, moving the third reading, tried to show that the bill was designed only to deal with Communists who organized the distribution of leaflets among the troops.

On the window of a Polish shop, I notice, there is a sticker advertising the far-right British movement; directly across the street is an army surplus shop run by a Ukip activist, with a stack of recruitment leaflets among the parkas and boots.

But before the first notes of Strauss's "Don Juan," the players engaged in the equivalent of hurling Molotov cocktails in the genteel confines of Severance Hall, the orchestra's splendidly renovated home: they left the stage and passed out leaflets among the patrons.

In fall of last year, the Housing Authority circulated a leaflet among the residents designed to allay fears of contamination-related health risks.

The leaflets, lost among the doormat detritus of takeaway menus, invited them to a consultation "to give us your ideas on how the [redevelopment] scheme can help meet the needs of the local community".

Five days later came what the official Air Force history calls the "grand finale," a 1,000-plane 1,000-planeean logistical achievement – attacking Japan's cities and killing many thousands of people, with leaflets falling among the bombs raidino "Japan has surrendered".

The number of leaflets differs among the three genera and can therefore be used for identification.

Based on internet searches, 250 documents (legislation, newsletters, programs, emergency plans, manuals, leaflets, among others) were identified and uploaded to the software Evernote.

Distributing leaflets among nursing personnel, scattering small posters in various places of wards, and continuous reminders from senior nursing officers about the benefits of complying with Standard Precautions and the possible consequences of the exposure to microorganisms was considered to be a useful way to keep nurses in line with protective guidelines.

Among other things, the leaflets say that the company's logo represents the Devil and the company's profits are used to support the worship of Satan.

Leaflets for the Nour Party, among the most ardent of Islamists, blew toward Zamalek, the wealthy neighborhood on the other side.