Sentence examples for pamphlets that have from inspiring English sources

Andy Newman (NYT) WHITE PLAINS: PAMPHLET COMPLAINT Local officials are concerned about the growing number of bias pamphlets that have been distributed in Westchester County.

Donna Lieberman, the executive director of the New York Civil Liberties Union, said the 88-page book reminded her of the CliffsNotes pamphlets that have helped generations of 11th graders get through Macbeth.

With a $4,000 loan, a basement office and a healthy dose of can-do ingenuity, Hillegass started his own company and invented the prototype edition of Cliffs Notes, those yellow-and-black-striped pamphlets that have enabled generations of students to inhale the great classics of literature in those dark and desperate hours before the term paper is due.

To forget everything you learned about your hometown and instead place total trust in travel pamphlets that haven't been updated in five years?

To forget everything you learned about your hometown and instead place total trust in travel pamphlets that haven't changed since the London Eye was finished?

Make sure you are easy to understand and that they will have other sources of info (try handing out pamphlets that have the schedule and contact info) if you have a webpage use it!

Our edition was a compilation of the four discrete pamphlets that had been published individually during and immediately after the war.

Bernardi criticised "social justice warriors" for their use of anti-discrimination law, including a case against the Catholic church in Tasmania for an anti-marriage equality pamphlet that has been discontinued.

You know I'm not a member of the Labour party.' They said: 'Have you seen the document?'" When he was sent a copy of The economy in 2020, the radical policy pamphlet that had already been sent off for publication, "I looked through it and I realised that 70% of it could have been cut and pasted off my blog".

These books laid the foundation for Marx and Engels's most famous work, a political pamphlet that has since come to be commonly known as The Communist Manifesto.

During testimony before members of Parliament last month, James Murdoch described the way in which employees are informed of the company's standards: "Every employee, every colleague around the world of News Corporation receives the code of conduct, a set of -- it's a pamphlet that has some detail in it, but it's not too much so that people read".