Sentence examples for placards attached from inspiring English sources
Once, when covering the campaign of a candidate for president, the contender's family designed a ridiculously large credential for reporters traveling with the candidate, and then complained when reporters refused to wear the placards attached to lanyards like some cowbell billboards.
Yet one displayed, on a placard attached to his bicycle, a new slogan: "Glasgow said aye".
A couple of hundred metres away, along the river, a placard attached to plywood hoarding proclaims: "Your Waterfront Your Future".
Billboard trucks have little or no cargo space; there's no room, what with the 10-foot-high placard attached behind the truck cab.
Holding up a black pole, he energetically waved a placard attached to the top of the pole during the length of the three-and-a-half-minute exposure, to "dodge" down the brightness of the clouds in a way that is usually done in the darkroom.
A placard was attached to them: "They broke the fast with no religious justification".
Those excerpts were printed in large type on 10-inch-square placards, which were attached by Velcro strips to an 8-by-4-foot chart that dominated the wall of the courtroom of United States District Judge John W. Bissell.
Standing in an alleyway outside one such station, I was struck by a the sight of a ragged man riding back and forth past the entrance on a rickety old bicycle with a placard praising Mubarak attached to its handlebars.
An Irish Republican Socialist Party (IRSP) placard calling for a referendum on reuniting Ireland has been attached to the bridge.
Stainless steel-headed dart tags with plastic-coated stainless steel leaders were attached to a bright yellow, hard plastic numbered placard 10 cm×20 cm (similar to that shown in Graham and Roberts, [20]) and applied to the sharks in the dorsal musculature, left-lateral to the first dorsal fin, using a pole spear.
