Sentence examples for read the placard from inspiring English sources

"Nigeria is burning, Jonathan is dancing," read the placard of one protester in Lagos this week.

"A conviction to save the dignity of Italy," read the placard of a woman standing outside the courthouse with an all-female group singing the Italian Resistance song "Bella ciao" ("Bye-bye, beautiful").

I stopped in front of a Christian Science reading room, to read the placard in the window: "We should go forth into life with a temper so genial that the friction of the world shall not wear upon our sensibilities... with a charity broad enough to cover the whole world's evil, and sweet enough to neutralize what is bitter in it".

"I am tired of living in a narco state," read the placard of one protester in Mexico City on Saturday — a reference to Mexico's top prosecutor, who abruptly ended a press conference by telling reporters, "Enough, I'm tired".

"American women have no liberty" read the placard held by Lillie Devereaux Blake, president of the city's only votes-for-women organization, aboard a barge bobbing in the Hudson river before the eyes of thousands of spectators.

"Iggy Go Home!" read the placards.

But at least at the Whitney you could get close enough to the works on display to read the placards.

Usually, you walk around and read the placards, but it's nice to have a conversation about it.

You read the placards as you walk along, and I guess most of the coast was covered with redwoods at one time, but they've been destroyed to make way for people.

"If you are in a real-world art gallery or museum and you see something special, you can learn more about it by reading the placard," observed Doffing.

Save the Salween, reads the placard.