Sentence examples for poster launch from inspiring English sources

Later, two days after the Mrs Duffy episode and the day after the final TV debate, his tour began with the now famous car crash which torpedoed the party's ill-starred poster launch in Birmingham.

Inside, the Mail has a striking picture of cabinet ministers looking decidedly dejected at a poster launch yesterday, and both it and the Guardian note that the launch literally turned into a car crash event.

Upon progression, the teaser and poster launch event was delayed, following an injunction order from the court, which had directed the makers of the film not to use the Thuppakki title in any form.

A lot of that is unseen — it is not flashy, like the big poster launches.

The Brexiters' strategy of ramping up fears about incoming swarms of foreigners – exemplified in a poster launched by Nigel Farage, featuring the slogan "Breaking Point", just hours before Cox's killing – seemed, to liberal eyes, morally bankrupt.

The latest stumble into playground politics is a campaign poster launched by Operation Black Vote (OBV), which intends to rally voters from BME communities, and doesn't hold back on shock tactics.

Hungary's booklet includes an image of migrants and asylum seekers queuing to enter Europe, similar to the much-criticised "Breaking Point" poster launched by former Ukip leader Nigel Farage during Britain's EU referendum campaign.

Labour is promising direct contact with voters, but the stage management of its initial poster launches is raising questions about the willingness of Mr Blair to face the national media.

Now again, precisely the same tone is in evidence in the poster campaign launched this month.

In a speech to activists in Manchester, Mr Miliband will attempt to contrast the Conservatives' poster campaign launched last week with Labour's approach.

A poster campaign launched in January flopped when it was suggested that Mr Cameron's image had been airbrushed.In this section Hero, villain or victim of the global age?