Sentence examples for poster refers from inspiring English sources

The warning that appears on the film poster refers to "moderate violence and sustained threat".

The poster refers to vaccinations as "forced penetration" and asks: "Do you really 'need' control over your own body?" The implication is immediately clear: allowing your child to be vaccinated without their consent is equitable to sexual violence.

They are now being questioned by journos for that May 20 , 2014Gareth Davies (@Gareth_Davies09) One eloquently says that poster refers to her support for Romanians after Farage comments.

The report also states that employees wanting to use AdSense on their websites were "automatically placed in the Green Group" which the poster refers to as VIP Status or the "untouchables".

This poster refers to the web page of the project providing in depth information about the study [ 4].

Notably, the voice of a local Hartford Spanish radio host could be heard and a "Mike for Mayor" poster (referring to former Hartford Mayor Mike Peters) was visible.

One poster referred to previous battles, saying, "My grandfather was a martyr for Palestine, my father was a martyr for the battle of Karameh, but I am going to be a martyr for freeing my country of corruption".

Another campaign poster, referring to the clan name of the late leader, entreats: "Do it for Madiba, vote ANC!" Conversely, this is also the first election in which the "born free" generation – those born after apartheid ended in 1994 – have had a say.

On the neo-Nazi website Daily Stormer, a poster referred to Bannon as "our man in the White House".

"Poster" referred only to large size (5 ).

(Merkel is regularly mocked at PEGIDA rallies, where posters refer to her as "Mutti Multi-Kulti" — "Mommy Multicultural").