Sentence examples for with a leaflet from inspiring English sources

They issued us with a leaflet.

Of 87 cases, 50 received inadequate help, often being sent off with a leaflet about private landlords or turned away altogether.

Last year, the National Abortion Federation provided its members with a leaflet advising how to look out for and respond to an anthrax threat.

The tourist office on Place Charles II (see below) will supply you with a leaflet giving details of the Art Nouveau mansions in the centre of town.

In the meantime, English Heritage is organising a final push for Stonehenge with a leaflet campaign at the summer solstice on June 21, when 19,000 visitors are expected to watch the sunrise.

It comes with a leaflet full of tips on how to play (ie hit the target holes with your peas), including 'bladerunner' (slide the pea down your knife) and 'veg hedge' (use your imagination), with different scores for each hole.

Presented with a leaflet entitled "While You Are in England: Helpful Information", he resolves to follow its guidance unswervingly: he gives up speaking German, even to his wife, Sadie, except "at moments of extreme stress"; he refrains from criticising the peculiarities of his adopted country and from expressing any political opinions.

Another man, who admitted he had led a squad of five soldiers, said, "When the helicopter came, I ran around from place to place trying to escape, but I couldn't, so I turned myself in to a unit of government troops with a leaflet I had picked up".

It all started with a leaflet.

Some people, if they manage to get a diagnosis, it is after years of waiting and quite often they are left at the end with a leaflet and as they leave they are told 'don't worry about having a label'.

Every second child was given a leaflet with a plain text and the others received the same text accompanied by pictograms.