Sentence examples for placard it from inspiring English sources

However comprehensive it is, no plan for a just war or humanitarian intervention has an answer to the sixth-former holding a 'bombing for peace is like fucking for virginity' placard: it can't survive the transition into a black and white, all war is bad mentality.

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.

SpongeBob is sitting near a trash can, money trees ready to be planted, and a psychic's placard; it's amusing to see psychics sitting in front of their kiosks talking on cell phones.

The Police Department is the first city agency to begin cutting the number of placards it issues, according to Paul J. Browne, the department's chief spokesman.

Unfortunately, when you pick up the Guardian or whatever, it's not mad men waving "THE END IS NIGH" placards, it's really serious-sounding scientists.

As the group streamed past office workers headed to the PATH train, chanting and waving placards, it wasn't clear whether they were winning many over to their cause.

60yo dragged away by 5 police for holding up placard, throws it in air, guy that catches it hold it up and he too dragged away August 17 , 20125.05pm BST It appears that a diplomatic incident outside the courthouse, involving a young female supporter, Russian police and the Turkish embassy was averted.

"Imagine living in a society where the state provided free food, clothing, and shelter for its people," he read from a placard, claiming it "immediately grabs the reader".

"Jaja en pois" as one placard put it: "Jalabert in peas", a reference to the maillot à pois, as the red-spotted climber's jersey is known.

Finally, the three go on a mission in a night-time swamp, eerily lit by flares, to recover the bodies of two Soviet scouts hanged by the Nazis and left out with the jeering placard "Welcome": it is a matter of both honour and morale to bring these corpses back.

Finally, I drove to the Museo del Mar (85 pesos entry), a warehouse-sized museum chock-full of marine ephemera: 30-foot whale skeletons, fetal dolphins in formaldehyde, giant turtle shells and a stuffed manta ray whose placard identified it as the species that killed the "Crocodile Hunter Steve Irwinn.