Sentence examples for street messages from inspiring English sources

It is hard to find fault with "Sesame Street" messages promoting healthy eating and exercise.

To replace the tents that were removed from Zuccotti Park, artists are contemplating placing "symbolic tent structures" emblazoned with Occupy Wall Street messages throughout the city, possibly beginning Sunday.

As campaigning draws to a close, a review of scores of recent ads suggests that the anti-Wall Street messages have frequently used a loose interpretation of the facts.

New York's billionaire mayor, Michael R. Bloomberg, has tread a careful line in responding to the Occupy Wall Street protest movement — expressing support for the protesters' First Amendment rights, while criticizing their anti-Wall Street message.

But this year, with Sanders rallying voters with his populist and strongly anti-Wall Street message, the Democratic Party platform shows his influence.

As the Occupy Wall Street message of representing 99 percent of Americans has spread across the country, news media coverage of the Occupy movement has spread, too, to the front pages of newspapers and the tops of television newscasts.

But Ms. Warren's anticorporate, anti-Wall Street message seems aimed squarely at the party's progressive wing, which is more enthusiastic about her than it is about Mr. Obama.

An organizer, Austin Guest, said protesters had scheduled such events for Friday night at four other spots, each related to the Occupy Wall Street message that the financial system benefits the rich and corporations at the expense of ordinary citizens.

Level the Playing Field 2010 is betting that its anti-Wall Street message will play well in this fiscally embattled state, hence its use of an ad that focuses on Ms. Whitman's use of her private plane while at eBay, and pre-I.P.O. shares she took while on the board of Goldman Sachs.

High above the river of people who delivered the country's sharpest political street message since anti-Vietnam war demonstrations in the 1970's, a sky-writer left a white vapor trail in the blue sky, tracing the simple message: "Sorry".

Yet the Washington/Wall Street message to the rest of America remains: Have patience.