Sentence examples for take the leaflets from inspiring English sources

The microphone is shown attempting to hand out flyers alongside a man dressed in a banana costume who is much more successful at getting people to take the leaflets from him.

Children take the leaflets back to their tents and immediately share them with their parents.

Take the leaflet and talk to someone at the bank.

Government's lawyers have insisted Vote Leave takes the leaflets out of public use by 8 March or it will face a legal battle.

"I was surprised how many people took the leaflets, actually," says the year 12 student and Young Conservatives member, who is keen to challenge the Tories' image as the "nasty party".

I took the leaflet just as the train got to my stop.

(SAm 4, type 2 ) ▸ "I take all the leaflets home … I have seen the (S. Asian) nurse, she is very nice … this diabetes nurse".

The former Conservative said she had taken the original leaflet with the correct spelling around with her when canvassing.

And I say to her: "Just throw the patient information leaflet away and take the tablets" (2/317).

This element also takes the nonlinearity of the leaflet tissue into consideration using a bilinear material model.

Maybe that had something to do with the fact that, "Large and intimidating groups of Rahman supporters picketed the entrances to many polling stations, remonstrating with some voters who refused to take Rahman leaflets," if the Telegraph's Andrew Gilligan is to be believed.