Sentence examples for release of balloons from inspiring English sources

He worried that the release of balloons containing notes to the deceased parents would harm birds.

But the hazard is easy to prevent, she said, and the society supports local authorities that plan to introduce bans on the intentional release of balloons and lanterns.

Suffolk County, which has a reputation for readily banning everything from detergents with phosphates to the release of balloons, is turning out to be less of a pioneer on curbing smoking.

In London a flashmob on Parliament Square is planned for 11am GMT with the release of balloons for victims followed by a vote in parliament on changing sex education in schools due to finish at 3.30pm.

The Self Determination for Gibraltar Group, which organises the national day and release, said in a statement: "Over the years... the release of balloons as part of the festivities has become an important part of the day.

A council is expected to ban the release of balloons and Chinese lanterns at events on its land, saying they pose a danger to wildlife.

Although Mr. Fujita's were the only air raids on the American mainland, Japan did release thousands of balloons carrying bombs.

Among the crowd were WhyHunger representatives holding giant white balloons, a tribute to the release of 365 balloons that occurred during Yoko Oko Lennon and her husband John Lennon's first art exhibition.

Before the release of Colorful Balloons, Facebook had taken an unusually high-profile approach to courting China.

Worcester city council is about to become the latest authority to ban the release of helium balloons – but what are the alternatives?

Potentially deflating news from Worcester city council – it is about to ban the release of helium balloons, and will fine anyone letting one go for littering.