Sentence examples for leaflets for a from inspiring English sources

A few days earlier Mr Nemtsov had been handing out leaflets for a March 1st anti-war rally.

Pete handed out leaflets for a couple of hours a day and then, when a position opened up, he became a pot washer.

But he would pass on the leaflets for a Climate Rush meeting next Thursday to his daughters, who are "into that sort of thing", he said.

Even Kennedy's death can be tied to Cuba: Lee Harvey Oswald had distributed leaflets for a pro-Castro group, the Fair Play for Cuba Committee, in the months before the assassination.

Ditto the second world war, fought in by Iqbal and his white mate Archie Jones, Clara's husband a man who, having tried to be a war correspondent, then an Olympic cyclist, ended up folding leaflets for a living.

Hundreds of campaign leaflets for a Labour election candidate in Yorkshire have been found dumped in Gwynedd.

If any assassin might plausibly have been a Communist puppet, it was Oswald, a man who had lived in the Soviet Union for three years, who had a Russian wife, and who once handed out leaflets for an outfit called the Fair Play for Cuba Committee.

"Someone coming to see a street-dance show will pick up a leaflet for a ballet show and think: 'Why not?' And vice-versa," he says.

The address being used is not registered as Freepost on the party's website but was used on a leaflet for a campaign in Norwich in 2010.

Hilary Walsh, assistant The first thing I would do is to put a leaflet for a professional courtesy course on his desk - choose one that focuses on listening skills.

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.