Sentence examples for take banners from inspiring English sources

There is a desire among English fans to show their support for the refugees and some of them are likely to take banners to Premier League grounds next weekend.

He joins Ross' forces for a third attempt to take Banner into custody.

Bradford fans held a special day to celebrate Wetherall's career, when they took banners and wore fancy dress and laboratory coats during the club's 1 1 draw with Rotherham United on 22 March 2008.

The lone figure of the besieged club coach Hird descending from steps in front of a giant "I am doing whatever it takes" banner was one of the iconic news images of 2013.

Here's how I envision it going down: Hawkeye will make his exit at the hands of the Hulk (took more time re-stringing his arrow than it took Banner to transform), after which the Black Widow will attempt to avenge him.

They aren't going to take any banners down with your name on it.

They take a banner with the Brazilian's name to every home and away game.

"Take your banner and put it away," the store's owner, Karl Groeger Jr., said.

Top bosses of the staunchly PRI union fired off letters ordering the local leader to take the banner down.

"They want to take that banner from the hands of the Workers Partyy," Mr. Cardoso scoffed at the time.

"They tried to take our banner away from us, and assumed that because we were faggots were going to lose the fight.