Sentence examples for widespread graffiti from inspiring English sources

In his legal action O'Rawe said he had suffered "serious intimidation and distress together with reputational damage as is evidenced by recent widespread graffiti appearing in west Belfast".

People might say he was definitively backing Michael Manley's People's National Party (PNP), with its affiliation to Castro and Russia, and rejecting the Jamaican Labour Party (JLP), headed by Edward Seaga, dubbed in widespread graffiti as 'CIA-ga' because of the American secret service's overt support of his team.

The court also was told that officers involved in shootings of gang members faced specific threats, retaliation, and the impact of widespread graffiti reading "Strike Kill a Cop".

A tip about a vandal who was slashing tires on police cars parked outside a precinct house in Ridgewood, Queens, led to the arrest of four men on charges of widespread vandalism and graffiti that occurred throughout last year.

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But if there was widespread disillusionment, the graffiti etched into the ceiling was the only evidence I saw of it; everyone was keeping their mouths shut if they were at odds with their current situation.

Herc says that the dancers he dubbed B-boys were inspired by James Brown – "That's the king, the A-1 B-boy; way back, in '68 or '69, whenever you went to a party there was always some good dancers" – and graffiti tags were widespread in New York by 1971.

American Graffiti went on to receive widespread critical acclaim.

It seemed like the days of widespread illegal tagging were over that the only graffiti in London would be paid for by Adidas and later sold to art dealers.

It seemed like the days of widespread illegal tagging were over – that the only graffiti in London would be paid for by Adidas and later sold to art dealers.

Physical attacks, graffiti, and verbal assaults have become more and more widespread.