Sentence examples for pamphlets into from inspiring English sources

There is some reason to believe that Spinoza became involved for a while in a project to translate one or more Quaker pamphlets into Hebrew.

ON March 20 , 1995 the Danish filmmaker Lars von Trier stood up at a conference in Paris on the 100th anniversary of the cinema and tossed handfuls of bright red pamphlets into the audience.

Rachel Gordon, a pastor who lived next door to the victim and who knew him for 11 years, said he often helped her load Bibles and pamphlets into her car before she left for meetings.

Eventually, they seized upon a letter Morel had written to Ethel Sedgwick, niece by marriage of the former Prime Minister, Arthur Balfour, asking her to sneak a copy of one of his pamphlets into Switzerland to give to the French anti-war writer, Romain Rolland.

Wallace successfully condensed some government pamphlets into a booklet on agriculture that he sold, and he was thinking of extending his condensed booklet technique to articles of general interest when the United States entered World War I. Wallace served in the U.S. Army, and, while recuperating from severe wounds, he plotted the magazine digest idea further.

They hoist placards bearing graphic images of aborted foetuses alongside the redbrick walls of Wistons clinic and accost every woman going through the gates, pushing pamphlets into their hands and urging them to "look into the face" of their unborn child.

Anna presses a pamphlet into Clara's hand, into her father's as well, as she rises to her feet.

I'm Jewish, and my best friend's mother would put a pamphlet into my hand and say, Read this, don't tell your mother.

War to Palaces!" Two of his friends were arrested for trying to smuggle the pamphlet into another town; Büchner himself was on the run from a judicial inquiry into what the authorities called his "treasonable activities".

What Web readers do not know, however, is that they have also been enlisted in a project to transform an old book, magazine, newspaper or pamphlet into an accurate, searchable and easily sortable computer text file.

He pushed a pamphlet into my hand that read: "Have you ever actually seen yourself and the rest of reality in the same room together?" I had no idea what it meant, but guessed that it meant very little.