Sentence examples for leaflets from the from inspiring English sources

Leaflets from the 2015 slate of candidates have begun to drop through letterboxes and there is an evident trend already.

Barton's 23 volunteers have already started to expand the library's health promotion work, offering more health advice leaflets from the local GP surgery.

He and Ling began to collect P.R.C. literature — leaflets from the Cultural Revolution, magazine clippings mourning Mao's death — and made notes in the margins.

South Korea's defense minister noted that North Korea had issued similar threats before about leaflets from the South without acting on them.

Clegg framed the choice simply: "Should we have faith in Shirley Williams or Andy Burnham [the Labour shadow health secretary], touring the TV studios denigrating our party?" Delegates received three leaflets from the leadership extolling the bill.

Share your thoughts below the line, email us your pictures of the day or tweet us your memories @commentisfree Ben Soffa has emailed with a photograph of his collection of leaflets from the day.

This month every household in England will receive a leaflet from the NHS.

You can download a useful leaflet from the BBA website at www.bba.org.uk/publications.uk/publications

"I came off the fence two weeks ago when a leaflet from the yes campaign came through the letterbox.

At diagnosis, the paediatrician said, "I'm afraid it's autism," and gave me a leaflet from the National Autistic Society.

Each household received one of four messages: a leaflet from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention stating that there had been no evidence linking the measles, mumps, and rubella (M.M.R).