Sentence examples for notice printed from inspiring English sources

"In Iran, when somebody dies, there is a notice printed up of where the wake is," he said.

This followed a notice printed in "Osservatore Romano," which said that the declaration read by the Austrian clergy had been "drawn up without any previous consultation or subsequent approval of the Holy See".

The New Yorker, August 14 , 1943 P. 13A traveller reports that in a hotel room in Indianapolis he saw the following notice, printed in red, white, and blue: Your Attention, Please.

By V. B. Fowler The New Yorker, August 14, 1943 P. 13 A traveller reports that in a hotel room in Indianapolis he saw the following notice, printed in red, white, and blue: Your Attention, Please.

The notice printed in the Athenaeum after the first concert was typical: "On Tuesday, M. Gustave Garcia, one of the best of rising baritones, and Mr. Walter Bache gave a concert in company.

Other papers such as Douglass's North Star picked up the notice, printing it on July 14.

Figes provides disheartening public letters of denunciation, "formulaic notices printed in their thousands in the Soviet press".

Rabbi Arnold Saunders remembers clearly his shock at the slogan he noticed printed on the back of a man wearing a Manchester United shirt as he was driving one day in Salford.

The government recently announced plans to replace the black "death notices" printed on packs of cigarettes with color pictures and messages about cancerous lungs, premature aging, birth defects and impotence.

Do you take time to read those notices printed in tiny type that come with your credit card, utility and other bills?

Once again, Doña Marta would have to resort to the only alternative means of communication available in a town where the sole media outlet is run by the military: notices printed on paper that wilt in the humidity.