Sentence examples for a poster proclaiming from inspiring English sources

It was overkill, really, like a poster proclaiming the majesty of America's wildlands.

And the program ended with Tchaikovsky's "1812 Overture," the musical equivalent of a poster proclaiming "Festive!" even when, as in this case, the cannon blasts are electronic and a bit tepid.

The picture that sped around the world showed the opposition leader, Tony Abbott, haranguing carbon-tax protesters in front of a poster proclaiming "Ditch the Witch", with a silhouette of a hag with a pointed hat and huge nose on a broomstick.

"We have strength, but we have no bread," a poster proclaimed.

Many of the marchers, who had learned about the event from postings on Muslim Web sites, were portraying the ban as a civil rights issue: green ribbons were pinned to chests in an echo of the AIDS ribbon; a poster proclaimed "It's My Business What I Do With My Hair".

Outside, a poster proclaims "Malcolm X Lives!" in English and Spanish.

"It's not the color of your skin that's important," a poster proclaims, "it's the flesh inside".

In the far corner of the room was a faded poster proclaiming: "Girls are as good as boys".

On the stairway down to the team clubhouses, a framed poster proclaiming "26 World Championships" stares at the players when they arrive -- to inspire the Yankees, to intimidate the visitors.

"Seeing this up three blocks from my house set me off," he said, sharing a photo of an Identity Evropa poster proclaiming "Our destiny is ours" on a lamppost in Old Town, Alexandria, Va.

The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee has produced a mock movie poster proclaiming, "Just when you thought Medicare was safe, they're back".