Sentence examples for last billboard from inspiring English sources

Geisel did his last billboard job in 1956.

"Cigarette packs have been described as the last billboard for the tobacco industry," Ireland's health minister, James Reilly, said in a statement this week.

Before forays in the last two weeks, the last billboard he had put up was in 2002, on East 14th Street in Manhattan.

The State of Washington was bright enough, however, to require that a truck stop in that beautiful forest of Engelmann spruce and Douglas fir be invisible from the interstate, right down to the last billboard.

Nine months after the city removed his last billboard warning against immigration to the United States, the man who put it up has sued for the right to erect his signs in the city.

Alexis Ohanian, the co-founder of Initialized Capital and an investor in AdQuick, a new service that's looking to bring billboard advertising into the internet age, bought his last billboard ad just this year.

The last political billboard, in 2012, was to protest the Stop Online Piracy Act.

Earlier this year, there was speculation as to whether it would be the last: speaking to Billboard, Universal Music UK chairman and CEO David Joseph said he had destroyed her demos to ensure they could not be developed into releasable material.

In these days of slipping sales, record companies all but expect most artists' new albums to sell fewer copies than their last, but, as Billboard noted, Mr. Allan just had the best sales week of his 17-year recording career, and beat the numbers for his last studio release, 2012's "Get Off on the Pain," by 63 percent.

"Desperate graduate spends his last £500 on a billboard begging for a job," screams another.

In 2012 Adam Pacetti famously "spent his last £500 on this billboard" after applying for hundreds of jobs following graduating with a first in media studies.