Sentence examples for poster calling from inspiring English sources

Three years later, the Guerrilla Girls issued a poster calling Andre "the O.J. of the art world".

During a performance at the 1997 Documenta art exhibition in Kassel, he nailed up a poster calling for Mr. Kohl's assassination, a provocation that led to his arrest.

One by a poster, calling themselves "American BlackLives Matter" who donated $9 "for the nine victims" of the shooting, had their comments deleted.

"Just staying with Iraq and the question of weapons of mass destruction," I say, "an eminent professor of my acquaintance keeps, in his office, a poster calling for a full inquiry into the death of Dr David Kelly".

First schoolgirl, pointing to a poster calling for the reelection of John V. Lindasy, Republican): "How about him?" Second Schoolgirl: "Maybe, but I think he's a Democrat, and I couldn't bear doing anything about a Democrat.

Now Freud has devised a wanted poster calling for the return of this stolen painting of Bacon, to be pasted up all over Berlin in a desperate attempt to bring back what was lost.

A poster called Pikeman didn't like that.

One poster called participants "savages" and "animals," and another suggested, "Let them kill each other".

On January 11 , 2011 a poster called Liptodakip wrote, "Still curious about the west Wyoming marathon.

One answer came from a poster called Daveman: "The search for truth reminds me of Hegel.

Both Haslam and a poster called @Evelyn_Pook wrote in February that Morrissey might be booked at Castlefield on 12 July.