Sentence examples for printed placard from inspiring English sources
In an Oddbins near my work they have a printed placard in the window.
Military Intelligence: A printed placard outside the telephone booth in the PX at Ramey Field, Puerto Rico, says "If this telephone is inoperative or does….
Military Intelligence: A printed placard outside the telephone booth in the PX at Ramey Field, Puerto Rico, says "If this telephone is inoperative or does not work properly, call No. 9807".
The New Yorker, May 18 , 1957P. 24 Military Intelligence: A printed placard outside the telephone booth in the PX at Ramey Field, Puerto Rico, says "If this telephone is inoperative or does not work properly, call No. 9807".
By Alice Jones and St. Clair McKelway The New Yorker, May 18 , 1957P. 24 Military Intelligence: A printed placard outside the telephone booth in the PX at Ramey Field, Puerto Rico, says "If this telephone is inoperative or does not work properly, call No. 9807".
He had printed placards for Mr. Jackson's organization, the Rainbow/PUSH Coalition, when it led rallies in California, he said.
She even printed placards — complete with a photograph of herself above a list of platform positions — that she handed out door to door and on street corners.
But the protest on Sunday showed clear signs of advance planning: demonstrators had large anti-Fujia banners, T-shirts, professionally printed placards and even face masks.
Within an hour there was a "spontaneous" demonstration of Iraqis - hundreds, perhaps thousands, strong - already with printed placards and leaflets blaming the Americans for deliberately endangering the lives of Iraqis.
As celebrity presenters arrive to learn their lines, hit their marks, and practice, practice, practice in front of a nearly-empty auditorium, only crew, a few journalists and stand-ins are allowed inside the Dolby Theatre, where seats marked with printed placards bear the faces and names of A-list attendees and nominees.
As celebrity presenters arrive to learn their lines, hit their marks and practice, practice, practice in front of a nearly empty auditorium, only crew, a few journalists and stand-ins are allowed inside the Dolby Theatre, where seats marked with printed placards bear the faces and names of A-list attendees and nominees.
