Sentence examples for placard copies from inspiring English sources
Create a poster with your computer and ask for a few friends to placard copies all over the area.
But Mr. Ligon's oil-on-canvas version isn't a copy of the placard; it's a reinvention of it — the words are differently spaced; the surface is differently textured — as a semi-abstract painting.
At a bookstore in Manchester on Wednesday, those seeking signed copies were given red-white-and-blue placards proclaiming "Mitt Romney: No Apology".
When the newspaper Khordad ran Montazeri's pictures on its front page and featured two pages of photographs inside, the demonstrating students held copies of the issue aloft like protest placards.
She and her husband bolted to the company's art department and ran off 300 copies, then 500 more, of a simple "Missing" placard.
In 418,000 copies of the April 4 edition of The San Francisco Chronicle, subscribers will get a placard that on one side explains the connections between China and the genocide in Sudan, and on the other side says, "China: Extinguish the Flames of Genocide in Darfur".
The department has also tightened oversight of placards, including tracking names and vehicle information for every placard in a database and printing permits on paper that cannot be illegally copied.
The actor Juliette Binoche paid tribute to him in an emotional press conference, and, accepting the best actress award for Certified Copy (directed by the Iranian film-maker Abbas Kiarostami), held up a placard bearing Panahi's name.
"NO POLICE state", demanded one placard.
"Islam will dominate!" the placard said.
