Sentence examples for poster man from inspiring English sources
Fisher is the poster man for staying gainfully employed despite doing little to deserve it.
The big daddy had turned into full-on Athena poster man, stripping to the waist and administering kangaroo care to his "little sort" in scenes that could even move the likes of Kat.
Raiden may not have the gruff, stubbly charm of series poster man Solid Snake, but he's a solid choice for this role: lithe, quick and with a determined steel jawbone.
But there was always something disconcerting about video gaming's poster boy being a poster man, complete with pot belly and hectic facial hair, a strange choice for a medium founded on principles of youth and playfulness.
He was a fixture on the HBO series "Treme," the poster man for the Spike Lee documentary "If God Is Willing and da Creek Don't Rise," and a presence at international music festivals — you might run into him on airplanes, his hatbox as his carry-on.
It was then that the weird poster man of the British far right appeared, jogging alone to reach the demo before it ended.
Officially, only one game was lost Saturday, the one road victory they needed after dropping Game 2 at home, but so complete was the Nets' collapse, so uplifting was the 94-90 victory thethe Celtics, you could almost hear Michael Ray Richardson, the mid-1980's poster man-child for trouble, stuttering into a microphone, "The ship be sinkin'".
With their chiseled physiques and impressive day jobs, athletes make for especially good poster men.
I didn't know what to think until I realize it's Adam Driver under the mask, who I can't take seriously unless he's asking Lena Dunham for apple juice and being the poster man-child for selfish assholes everywhere on HBO's Girls.
He was a printmaker, poster-man, painter, cartoonist, sculptor, muralist, banner-maker, television presenter and teacher.
If their admission of admiration for the Iron Lady came as something of a cultural left hook, it was rather less surprising to hear the smug bleating of perma-tanned Tory gay poster-boy (well, poster-man) Alan Duncan on the Today programme reiterating the sentiment.
