Sentence examples for leaflets to get from inspiring English sources

Sir Menzies goes on to explain that you have to look at the whole "suite" of local elections leaflets to get the full picture - maybe not the one with graphs about Brent East MP Sarah Teather's parliamentary win last year - but the others, the ones that flag up the party's commitment to the environment recycling, the unfairness of the council tax to those on low incomes, and crime issues.

Spectators had to walk through a hail of leaflets to get into the stadium.

They don't find her (she's out distributing leaflets in order to get a new job — her magician fired her), but they find each other or, at least, the bank robber and the federal marshal do.

Sometimes it would be good if the first group of people could keep the loyalty and patience and desire for unity of the fourth group, who are the party's poor bloody infantry who deliver leaflets and canvass to get Labour elected, at the front of their minds.

He noted that the first page of the leaflet urges users to "get help and support to stop using drugs" and that the pamphlet offers 24-hour hotline numbers for them to call.

Take a bus out of town (pentlandhills.org has a downloadable leaflet entitled "How to get to the Pentland Hills by Bus"; the number X85 to Lennoxtown goes by the Campsies).

Mr Hopkins, the acting chair of Bristol City Council's democracy committee which approved the leaflet, blamed Royal Mail for failing to get the leaflet to all addresses in the city.

Devoted second year students are printing leaflets and plotting ways to get your email address.

Contribute with Guardian Witness Election time in the UK means that our letterboxes are stuffed with political leaflets from parties eager to get our votes.

Smiling, friendly young people ushered me in, gave me leaflets, told me where to get a cup of tea and pitch my tent.

We have been told to be careful not to get the leaflets mixed up with the normal junk mail.