Sentence examples for placards from the from inspiring English sources

You may have seen the placards from the sanitation strike, which read "I Am a Man," meaning not a piece of garbage to be crushed and ignored.

On Bayard Street between Baxter and Mulberry Streets, 18 of 19 parked cars displayed dashboard placards from the Police or Correction Departments.

Ms. Michelsen said that the flowers that survived the attack were replanted elsewhere in the garden, but that the vandals had removed placards from the flower beds, making it difficult for gardeners to determine immediately which strains survived.

Central Edinburgh will be awash with the blue and white St Andrew's cross, the dramatic yellow and red of the erect lion rampant and Yes Scotland placards from the Highlands, urban Glasgow and the prosperous farmlands of Moray and Aberdeenshire.

The TV camera cut to his pit, where the crew chief, Pete Benson, ripped the yellow placards from the board that displayed Hayden's standing and tossed them to the pavement.

The walls were filled with placards, from the predictable (references to Gandhi, Nkrumah and other radical heroes), to the creative (one poster announced stilt-training sessions), to the bizarre ("Let's overthrow the King", a poster denouncing Elvis Presley as a symbol of America's ills).

At Community Board 10 in Harlem, Yasmin Cornelius lost her placard from the city, but then again she also left her job as district manager some weeks ago.

Once he had finished explaining the complexities of George Osborne's spending cuts to viewers, Robinson turned round, pulled the placard from the hands of the protester, and stamped on it.

About an hour later, I was walking outside Arthur Ashe Stadium when I saw a man holding a sign reading "Irina Falconi," which I recognized as a placard from the media interview rooms.

The government commissioned Saatchi & Saatchi to make its case in 2006, but its advertising was never as striking as the humblest political placard from the Islamists.The poster collection in "Off the Wall", comes from the 20-odd factions of Lebanon's 1975-90 civil war and shows that the shifting alliance of leftists and other radicals had artistic flair from the outset.

TUSCALOOSA, AL/USA - JUNE 6, 2018: Historical placard from the Alabama Historical Association on the campus of University of Alabama.