Sentence examples for vast banner from inspiring English sources

En route you can't miss a vast banner of possibly the best footballer in the world... ever, staring out to sea.

When veteran Egyptian politician Amr Moussa unveiled Egypt's new draft constitution on Sunday, he did so in front of a vast banner that proclaimed the text represented "all Egyptians".

A few bed-sheets were held aloft in the cold early evening rain – a slightly strange "Thankyou Uncle Alex" and "Thanks Gaffer, from the Stretford End" – but the one vast banner of the bespectacled Alex Ferguson arrived late, fluttered briefly in the breeze and was quickly gone.

And some of that madness appears to infect the fourth estate: the minute the festival is announced, the media, metaphorically speaking, rushes out and buys a regrettable jester's hat and stands in front of the Pyramid stage waving a vast banner that says I LOVE SAUSAGES.

The black flags of jihad and of the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham fly high over Tabbaneh, and a vast banner facing Jebel Mohsen eulogises a local boy made good who blew himself up at a checkpoint for Jabhat al-Nusra in Syria.

A vast banner-portrait calling him a traitor hung outside a bookshop in Moscow.

At a Middlesbrough football match two weekends ago, vast banners were unfurled, saying "Being Poor is Not Entertainment".

The protesters hung vast banners from buildings, beat drums and chanted, they picnicked with their children on patches of scrubby grass, and walked round the square holding up vast Egyptian flags.

A vast red banner still hangs outside the ruined 18th-century fortress beside the Danube where the festival took place.

In the evening a vast illuminated banner with his face appeared in the sky.Stalin did not let the Russians enjoy their victory for long.

Two hours before kick-off, banks of supporters had been waving vast white banners while the air filled with pounding music and the scent of smoke from tobacco and flares.