The phrase "a set of poster" is not correct in English.
It should be "a set of posters." You can use it when referring to a collection of multiple posters as a single unit.
Example: "I bought a set of posters to decorate my room with different landscapes."
Alternatives: "a collection of posters" or "a group of posters."
Obtain a set of poster paints, the kind that come as a set of 8 connected by bits of plastic.
For example, if you have a set of poster paints, arrange them like this: red, orange, yellow, green, turquoise, cyan, blue, purple, magenta.
Labour Yes will produce a set of posters showing a happy David Cameron and George Osborne with the caption: "Wipe the smile off their faces.
(And, yes, a healthy percentage of the art is by women; a set of posters by the Guerrilla Girls reminds you that this is a relatively new development).
These include a set of posters about good listening and a Noisometer that you can use to set and monitor noise levels in the classroom.
Twinkl has created a set of posters which show a variety of 3D shapes alongside everyday objects such as tins of beans, cereal packets and a tent.
"Our hope was to create a set of posters that could accompany the film without explicitly acting as a selling tool.
At the Qalandiya rally in the West Bank, a set of posters and a map put up for the rally showed Palestine consisting of all of Israel as well as the West Bank and Gaza.
And, for the first time, Mr. Campeggi has created posters for an American enterprise that has nothing to do with the movies -- a set of posters for the Two River Film Festival.
AMONG the artifacts to be found on a tour of Roots Steakhouse in Summit is a set of posters from the original Roots, an upscale clothing store that occupied the building for many years.
In 2013 Art on the Underground will present a programme that will include: a major commission by an acclaimed, high profile British artist bringing artworks into every station on the Tube network; a set of posters and limited edition prints by 15 leading contemporary artists; screenings of London Underground themed films at a Tube station from the BFI archive.
