Sentence examples for now a poster from inspiring English sources

"Oscar Pistorius is now a poster boy for South Africa's gun culture," he said.

As a result, bicycle use jumped and Bogotá is now a poster city for sustainable transport.

For now, a poster featuring Chanel's smiling face peers out from the window of a McDonald's restaurant on Fulton Street, offering a $22,000 reward.

In a song about the death of the young murderer he says, "He's now a poster boy for David Cameron's broken Britain".

It is now a poster child for New Labour's ongoing plans to marketise anything and everything formerly understood as a public provision.

In ways that I had not foreseen, our family is now a poster child for racial awareness.

Even greater Manchester, now a poster-child for the government's devolution agenda, was until recently a serial devolution failure.

"I'm actually Australian," says Brett Meyers, co-founder and chief executive of CurrencyFair, now a poster-boy for successful Irish tech entrepreneurs.

Take Saint Francis of Assisi, the patron saint of animals and now a poster-boy for Catholicism and climate change.

The Labour Party, which opposed elected commissioners but has decided to field candidates anyway, now has a poster boy of its own in the burly form of Lord (John Prescottt.

There is a certain irony that Enron, a champion of deregulation, now becomes a poster child for the need for strong regulation on Wall Street.