running letters

The screen hurled its running letters across the empty square.

We had almost reached the north entrance, and I pointed to the running letters just before we went in.

Blocks ahead he saw a distant electric sign that was spelling a word in running letters.

There, in running letters that fairly screamed its brightness, appeared a third word: HURRY!!!

Time schedule running letters were introduced and displayed as red letters on white enamelled iron plates on the rearmost window pillar of the cars.

Letters in Pravda Pravda, the Communist Party newspaper, has been running letters from citizens elsewhere in the country expressing concern about Lithuania's moves toward independence.

As German Church of God congregants were drafted into the army, the Gospel Trumpet began running letters submitted about the conditions of training camps and on the battlefields.

It is middle-sized folio paper codex written mostly with running letters, while at some parts, especially in capitals, and in epistolas it is in printed capital letters.

And the stamp was used as an experiment by the Post Office Department, as it was then called, which pre-canceled some of the stamps before sale to save the time usually spent running letters through canceling machines.

In the past the paper has been controversial for running letters to the editor that many have found offensive; in 2003 it ran an anti-semitic letter whose publication the then-managing editor Kathryn Casa defended, saying that "only by bringing [bigoted opinions] into the open can we expose and eliminate them."