Sentence examples for scattered leaflets from inspiring English sources

The farmers scattered leaflets in minibus taxis and went around with loudspeakers trying to recruit locals.

The students scattered leaflets charging that the concession had been renewed under duress.

Mendoza and his troops scattered leaflets into the air, each one printed to resemble high-denomination peso bank notes.

Just outside the university, vestiges of recent counter-protests littered the pavements – scattered leaflets and bold red banners reading "say no to Occupy Central" affixed to the guardrails.

Radio Free Asia reported that the monk, a 46-year-old named as Tenzin Phuntsog, had scattered leaflets and shouted slogans before setting fire to himself on Thursday afternoon.

The paraphernalia of electronic music makes its way into several works, though an installation by Jacques Andre offers some full record and bookshelves and scattered leaflets on a gallery floor that seems more like interior-designer porn than art.

In early 2000, years after his first flight over Ho Chi Minh City, Mr. Tong burnished his anti-Communist credentials with a flight over Havana in a rented plane, scattering leaflets as he had in Vietnam.

James Brooke (NYT) ASIA CHINA: FALUN GONG RALLY -- Members of the outlawed Falun Gong movement staged a brief but large protest on Tiananmen Square, scattering leaflets and raising banners before the police violently ended the demonstration.

As if it were not bad enough for the allied troops to be surrounded by the armies of the Third Reich in a small corner of northern France, the Nazi blighters are scattering leaflets highlighting the end of all hope over the once-picturesque villages and towns of Normandy, then bombing our chaps as they sit helpless on the beach awaiting rescue.

And Cuba's beleaguered self-employed businesses are shrinking in number, hurt by regulations designed to prevent their operators "getting rich .The last period when Cuba and the United States exchanged friendly gestures ended in 1996, after Cuba shot down two light aircraft, killing four Cuban-Americans who had been scattering leaflets over Havana.

The police surrounded one woman dressed in a red winter coat as she knelt outside the hall this morning and scattered some leaflets.