One man tried to climb over the embassy's gates while others put placards and flags on them.
Most of President Bush's supporters remained silent. However, they were holding placards with "W" written on them, which symbolize the meaning: "Bush, California love you".
Still this old man set out on this truly religious journey, with no better means of locating his brother than pasting placards on city gates and inns wherever he went.
Some fasted beside Mr Hazare. Others marched with candles and placards.
For days placards had been pasted on every wall and displayed in every shop announcing the glad news.
When Park Chung-hee seized power in 1961, the junta marched many of the racketeers through Seoul wearing dunce caps and placards with slogans such as "I am a corrupt swine".
Bring placards, banners, whistles or anything else you can think of.
The post of DG(Dangerous Goods) placards are extremely strict in US trade, failed to follow up the regulation will cost extra cost and delivery delay.
The campaign put its SMS "short code" on T-shirts, online ads and rally placards.
You read the placards as you walk along, and I guess most of the coast was covered with redwoods at one time, but they've been destroyed to make way for people.
A few protesters are waving placards wishing for Mr Obama's death. Others are ostentatiously wearing firearms outside his rallies.
Waving placards and appetising images of aubergines, known in India as brinjal, they shouted themselves hoarse praising the transgenic vegetable.
At the annual Yale-Harvard football game, Yale students, dressed as the Harvard pep squad, distribute placards to their rival's fans.
Help please, you were saying one of the placards.
They're not going with placards already painted for them.
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