Sentence examples for stack of brochures from inspiring English sources

"One big dog actually lunged at me, and I defended myself by sticking my stack of brochures in his face.

Each morning at 7, she plants herself by one of the local subway stops armed with a stack of brochures.

Volunteer contributions sustain the organization, and that holds true at the hotel, where, next to a stack of brochures in the lobby is a thin slot for donations.

The salesman said the stack of brochures in the corner of the shop should not be on display as they were not up-to-date.

Mr. Schmidt said a thick stack of brochures and planning studies were sent out to about 60 developers today, seeking proposals for the area controlled by the foundation: an eight-square-block area bound by Broad Street to the east, Washington Street to the west, Central Avenue to the north and Raymond Boulevard to the south.

Well, we're here to support any decision you make," she said, reaching for a stack of brochures to her right on the desk.

For months they have been poring over stacks of brochures and sitting through sometimes-baffling sales pitches ahead of an enrollment window that opens this month and ends Dec. 31.

Framed by stacks of brochures about the history, uses and wonders of asphalt, which along with concrete is a major component of runways, Mr. Sandberg passed out souvenirs -- orange, fist-size foam replicas of asphalt construction drums imprinted with the words "Beat Construction Stress, Use Asphalt!" Talk of building new runways, Mr. Sandberg said, was music to his ears.

Parrish placed the kitchen mitts on a table next to stacks of brochures, bumper stickers, pens and posters.

"Since then, I've been carrying around these little cards," he said, lifting up his stack of Pinnacle brochures to reveal a smaller stack of what are called "pass-along cards," with facts and frequently asked questions about the Mormon Church.

Wearing a bright pink overcoat, a glittery rainbow scarf and an infectious grin, Rascoe climbed out of a Toyota sedan carrying a stack of Obamacare brochures.