Sentence examples for waved paper from inspiring English sources

The Vietnamese carried wel coming banners — one read, "The Vietcong threaten the Vietnamese people" — and waved paper South Vietnamese flags.

Mourners waved paper fans to fight the sweltering heat as community leaders took to the pulpit to deliver their eulogies.

One man shouted that it was rubbish and waved paper in the air which he had printed from the government's website.

During Paisley's performance, audience members waved paper cutouts of Kimmel's sidekick, Guillermo Rodriguez.

He preferred to face inward, toward "the pit," as everyone called it, in honor of the trading floors, where people yelled and fought and waved papers — though the foreign-exchange trading department couldn't be less like that, as forty people sat at screens, murmuring into headsets or at one another, but in general hardly looked up from the flow of data.

While some said it was like the old days in the Soviet Union, Randi Weingarten, the head of the teachers' union, pounded the table, waved papers in the air and shouted that teachers were being "demonised".All this is the work of a little-known council member, Eva Moskowitz, a former university professor.

Thousands of Japanese lined the highway waving paper Japanese flags, as he was later driven to his native village.

Thousands of uniformed schoolchildren waving paper flags gathered at the airport and lined a road leading to the Royal Palace.

Wilting spectators earned relief by waving paper fans, hunkering under umbrellas or finding shelter in the air-conditioned Smash Zone.

Activists at the One Earth, One Family event broke through the silence enveloping early-morning Rome with singing and chanting, waving paper birds high over the central Piazza Farnese before marching to the Vatican.

Soldiers and policemen joined in too, waving paper flags and laughing.