Sentence examples for sticker reads from inspiring English sources
(A popular bumper sticker reads, "This state has the best politicians money can buy").
Art Is Life A local bumper sticker reads: "Arte Es Vida" ("Art Is Life").
"I have this crazy idea that the Constitution actually means something," one bumper sticker reads.
IN BRITISH Eurosceptic circles, a popular bumper sticker reads: "Love Europe, Hate the EU".
A currently popular bumper sticker reads, "When Clinton Lied, Nobody Died," a statement whose tone now seems as full of futile nostalgic yearning as a plea for the Dodgers to come back to Brooklyn.
A popular Mouride bumper sticker reads "Fly Air Touba", although this is a purely spiritual journey: Touba not only has no airline, but also no airport.What is real is the Mourides' international trade network.
On another door a yellowing bumper sticker read, "Dr. Goldstein Cures the Ills of Israel".
The bumper sticker read, "We repair what your husband tried to fix".
"A representative of American Red Cross Disaster Services visited your home today," the sticker read.
Often, the cars show up at dealership lots festooned with American and European insurance sticker reading "total loss".
You can drive all over Europe without once seeing a rear-window sticker reading CHRIST CHURCH or UNIVERSITÉ DE PARIS.
