Sentence examples for old placards from inspiring English sources

During the past week, many members have been seen with their old placards in hand.

The party's office on Lafayette Street is decorated with old placards and photos of party rallies that drew hundreds of thousands to Union Square a century ago.

Over time, they might fall for the old placard-and-wheelchair routine.

ThIt is nothing short of appalling and goes way beyond any of the anti-abortion acts British onlookers castigate Trump for.

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Such appeals, the words on the old revolutionary placard might imply, are made only by propagandists and psychological warriors; but equally its author may have reflected, in time, on a revolution betrayed by the militant faction that held American diplomats hostage, and might hear, in such a plea, an echo of his own.

Now I have to pack up my wife and kids into the station wagon and head to Washington to protest gays not to mention make my twin eight-year-olds paint their own placards reading, "GAYS ARE WRONG"—even though I know the President agrees with me.

The demolition crew did not stop to take down the old hand-lettered placards in the windows, advertising "Stereo Players" and "Blues Jazz Gospel".

The train even has an onboard "museum" with old photos and placards detailing its development.  .

Two hours earlier, he was on the banks of the Mississippi in Dubuque before an older crowd waving placards declaring "No BS in Bernie Sanders".