Sentence examples for a good sticker from inspiring English sources

Buy a good sticker album.

Mr. Rodwell placed a "Gay is Good" sticker in the window under a sign that read, "A bookshop for the homophile movement".

"What's the Romney/Ryan bumper sticker?" "Why is ["Osama bin Laden is dead and General Motors is alive"] not a good bumper sticker?" "When is the last time you got to spend some quality time from someone who is out of work and what did you get from that?" "Do you think [Bill Clinton] could be elected today?" "How do you feel?

In politics, he said, a figure like $100 billion would make a good "bumper sticker issue".

Though those participants would not get a match of $4 for each $1 they raise under the campaign finance terms, they would get the equivalent of a good government sticker for abiding by other campaign finance rules.

The "war on drugs" is a good bumper sticker, but we know that the drug problem is unbelievably complex.

In the short run, such attacks by Bush/MCain might make a good bumper sticker in an attempt to define Obama as weak on national security before Obama fully defines himself.

"Minimal Government Regulation" makes for a good CEO bumper sticker.

The steep prices have sent farmers like Mr. Courtens, who earns $30,000 in a good year, reeling from sticker shock and have enticed others to sell their property.

If this was as well as we could do, the slogan "it's the economy, stupid" might have to be revised to "sure, you'd rather have a better economy than a weaker one; it probably makes some difference at the margin" -- which doesn't make for a very good bumper sticker.

Old sticker: Turn the hairdryer on High and heat up the sticker for a good 5 to 8 minutes.