Sentence examples for poster comes from inspiring English sources

This poster comes from a collection called Advice to Sink in Slowly, and is intended for students starting out at university.

The blurb on its poster comes not from Ebert & Roeper but from Kean & Hamilton Thomasas Kean and Lee Hamilton, the chairman and vice-chairman of the 9/11 Commission.

Typically intuitive service from a team led from the front by the co-owners, a Kooples poster come to life.

In an interview published today, Lord Bell, who is credited with helping Lady Thatcher into power, says the Labour government's decision to put off a general election after the poster came out proved a disastrous mistake for the party.

Perhaps their most famous poster came in 1989, and featured the female nude from Ingres's Grande Odalisque, wearing a gorilla mask, alongside the question: "Do women have to be naked to get into the Met Museum?

Since the poster came out, Mr. Calvanese has overseen the removal of nearly 70 precarious trees on that map; that task is an important part of the Conservancy's work, since falling limbs over the last two years caused two deaths and left another man with brain damage.

Or it could be Larkin the poet who deployed expletives to arraign the polite, the poet who, in a poem called "Sunny Prestatyn", records with satisfaction how the original poster ("Come to sunny Prestatyn") is gradually defaced by "Titch Thomas" with a drawing of a "tuberous cock and balls".

A marketing chief disagreed, drawing Benioff's riposte: "Do you want to be remembered as a marketing genius or a pussy?" The poster went up, and shortly thereafter appeared legal threats from Warner Bros. The poster came down.

When the "Force Awakens" poster came out, Daisy was right in the middle.

And last week, when the new trailer and poster came out, Shatner had a field day.

Printed alongside her on the heavy plastic poster: "Come out of the psychoactive closet".