Sentence examples for poster which is from inspiring English sources

"Every auction needs a calling card, and what really drove me on this one was the 'Casablanca' poster, which is the last lot.

It's sometimes hard to believe that all of this started with a poster, which is now hanging in my living room.

McCarthy has not yet made any public comment on the offending poster, which is believed to be a UK-specific promotional piece.

You might then show them a range of poster designs developed to explain the Heimlich maneuver, as well as this poster, which is the inspiration for the piece by Christoph Niemann they're about to see.

Mr Clair said that the "paradox" of the exhibition is perfectly captured by the work by the early 19th-century French artist, Théodore Géricault, which was selected for a startling poster which is now displayed all over Paris.

If you've never seen a tacky facsimile of it, there's a chance that you have also never seen a coffee mug, a T-shirt or a Macaulay Culkin poster (which is not the worst thing that could be said about anyone).

But then you have the "Silent Hill" poster, which wasn't so good.

A New Yorker cover is kind of like a poster, which was a new style for me.

The poster, which was created by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health, interested Atwater so much that he started a collection.

The Advertising Standards Authority upheld the complaint yesterday, arguing that the poster, which was displayed nationally, could cause offence and breached the industry code of conduct.

The poster – which was sold last month at an auction house for £1,300 – lists the treats in store: a foxtrot competition and an appearance by a "Bolshie Bug".