Sentence examples for red poster from inspiring English sources

There were solemn experiments with red poster paint, peacock-feather collages and roomfuls of crucified poultry.

He held above his head a red poster featuring the most memorable line of Bill Clinton's 1992 acceptance speech: "I still believe in a place called Hope".

21, 1944, the Nazis plastered Paris with a red poster carrying the photographs of a dozen of them and denouncing them as "Jewish, Armenian and other stateless terrorists".

It also refers to the infamous "Affiche Rouge" (red poster) circulated by the Nazis on which the headline, "L'Armée du Crime" ("Army of Crime"), was plastered under the anti-fascist partisans' photographs.

On the same order of absurdity is Aleksandr Kosolapov's "McLenin's" (1991), a yellow and red poster (the Soviet colors) with Lenin's head backed by a McDonald's golden arch that directs the viewer to a post-Soviet meal.

On Twitter, Plenel derided the caricature as an "affiche rouge," an allusion to the notorious red poster distributed by the German occupiers in Paris, in 1944, as part of their efforts to vilify a group of resistance fighters as a "foreign conspiracy against French life".

In addition to the MXit Red Card information, hundreds of thousands of red card posters, leaflets, tent cards and 'little red cards' will be distributed around South Africa from the end of May, targeting children, parents, communities and visitors to the country, reducing the possibility of children being harmed.

Beirut is now dotted with vast red posters reading "Hossein".

In 2005, subways began carrying bright red posters that remind riders to read the emergency instructions.

In shops near the hospital, the nurses' union taped bright red posters with the message "Long Island College Hospital OPEN for Care".

His main policy idea, an extra paycheck for all workers, is still plastered on red posters that are likely to hang around for weeks.