Sentence examples for posters means from inspiring English sources

Adaptations to existing products, for example, the addition of a magnifying glass at the end of rulers, or adding textures to two-dimensional maps and posters means that more children will be able to use them as tools for learning.

Suddenly, he noticed these posters everywhere, and noticed that he'd never before stopped to consider what these posters meant or how they were seen.

IR contributions covered all categories of the DRK program with 1,153/1,728 (67.9%) being scientific presentations (mean n = 105/year) and 245/1,728 (14.2%) scientific posters (mean n = 22/year).

These posters aren't something particularly fear-inducing to an american teenager who has seen them before, but to children who have no clue what those posters mean and why they're there, they could be very unsettling.

Doing what he says on his poster means all bases are covered.

So I am going to assume that by "point blank" the original poster means "contact distance," which could be defined as that distance as which the muzzle is within a few inches or less of the target.

What can fans look forward to in Season 8? I think we're really getting to that point where we've been building and building to this big confrontation, and the fans of the comic book will know when we talk about "All Out War," what that big poster means.

The poster meant that as evidence of something fishy with Farah.

The "Keep Calm" poster, meant to be distributed in the event of a German invasion, was extremely obscure for many decades.

His face on the first world war recruiting poster meant he was the most recognisable person in the land, apart from being Field Marshall Earl Kitchener of Khartoum, and in charge of the War Office.

(In other Konami news, what does this teaser poster mean? Speculation is that it's a new Metal Gear game starring Raiden. Surely that must be a joke? Is Raiden the most hated character in recent video game history? He's right up there with Kefka, I swear).