Sentence examples for pamphlet through from inspiring English sources

And yet I'm still waiting to receive a pamphlet through the door about it.

Labour councillor Peter Wallace was the first person to flag the goof, telling ITV News he found it "a bit weird" when a man with a "thick" Eastern European accent posted a six-page anti-men-with-thick-Eastern-European-accents pamphlet through his door.

If knocking on doors and shoving pamphlets through letterboxes were efficient ways to change minds, Britain would have a lot more Jehovah's Witnesses and a Labour government.

I remember getting pamphlets through the door telling us to hide under the table and to make sure we had a bottle of water.

He published a series of pamphlets through his Khalsa Tract Society and in his weekly newspaper (the Khalsa Samachar) and began work on his multivolume commentary on the Adi Granth.

They began holding meetings and putting pamphlets through doors.

Published in January 1776, Paine's pamphlet ran through printings of 500,000 copies in a few months and served as the founding document of the American Revolution, its line of reasoning implicit in Thomas Jefferson's Declaration of Independence.

And do they really believe that one pamphlet, one conversation through my screen door is going to persuade me to abandon the religion I've embraced since first memory?

Her concise and informative pamphlet guides the viewer through Caramoor's many rooms.

Some accepted, leafing through the pamphlet as they walked or shoving it into their pockets as they hurried to their jobs.

Cable said as much in an interview in the Guardian on Saturday and in a pamphlet published last Thursday through CentreForum, the Liberal Democrat thinktank.