Sentence examples for put a placard from inspiring English sources
When that didn't yield much of a return, he put a placard in the window of his father's hardware store that read "Antique Guns Wanted," which prompted a local farmer to bring in a pair of pistols he claimed he'd dug up in a field.
The appointment of Hughes was met with a lukewarm reception by Stoke supporters, with one fan protesting by putting a placard on the back of his van calling for Hughes to go - even before he was confirmed as manager.
A local man accused UKIP of exploiting his nan, who suffers from dementia, by putting a placard in her garden without her consent: he promptly dismantled it.
"They had put a plastic placard on top of it, so all you could see was 'GQ' and the top of Sacha Baron Cohen's head poking up.
Recently, he put up a placard outside his house, advertising jobs in Dubai.
The paucity of placards, posters and yard signs (or for that matter visible campaign activity of any description) would put a regular council election to shame.
Steve Klaas, 39, welcomed Mr. Kerry's caravan by putting a Bush-Cheney '04 placard in his window and sat out front, sipping coffee as his flowers drank from a hose, ready with a simple explanation of his support for the president: "Christian values".
"We could hear his advisers saying, 'Put the placard down, Jeremy'," she said.
The prince, after consulting with Baffert, put the placard depicting his green and white silks on post No. 17.
We'll be doing so with a lot of new promises to put on our placards, and a lot of politicians to hold accountable.
