Sentence examples for good posters from inspiring English sources

"We could have well ended up like the Kurds and made good posters for Amnesty International," he said.

Find some good posters of nature or peace and such, and put them up on the walls.

With their chiseled physiques and impressive day jobs, athletes make for especially good poster men.

On closer inspection, they might find the Swiss relationship isn't such a good poster child.

It was a good poster, that: memorable, got to the heart of the matter, did what it said on the tin.

Symbols of the region, from ducks, wine and potatoes to lighthouses, highway numbers and even a Jackson Pollock painting, are assembled in Lester Sprague's honorable-mention collage, "Long Island Is," which might make a good poster for the whole show.

With a neat Tom Ford beard and a smooth mid-Atlantic burr (he was born in Oxford, but spent some of his childhood on the east coast of America), he would make a good poster boy for British entrepreneurs.

A good poster, flyer or sleeve is enticing, enriching, and ultimately extremely satisfying.

Albatrosses are a good poster child for this issue because plastic pollution is killing them en masse.

It's a world within itself where a person is judged as being a good poster by how badly they can upset others.

"Chuck" is a good poster child for this list, which is all about shows with fervent but smallish fan bases -- these are all shows that, for one reason or another, deserve wider attention but in many cases weren't big hits when they first aired.