Sentence examples for setting the poster from inspiring English sources

Setting the poster on Trappist-1e, the fourth planet from the star Trappist-1a, allowed Harris to capture a whole string of planets without sacrificing scientific accuracy.

So Lauren set the poster up, and Lyla kicked it down, and Lauren had a splendid Instagram hit that pinged around social media Thursday afternoon.

The publicist lunged in frantically and set the poster back on the easel, while Mr. Cassini straightened his jacket, chuckled to himself, and gave us a little conspiratorial smirk.

He admitted to police that he'd set the poster on fire because he "did not like" the image of shirtless men. .

She also set up The Poster Club, a collective of like-minded artists, in Glasgow in 2010, and creates screenprints, textiles, photographs and wall paintings.

Outside on the sidewalk, the artist Raju set aside the poster he'd just finished for a Hindi-dubbed 3D run of Underworld: Awakening.

The presumption was that if he puzzled at the weird decrepit prints hung over the decaying living-room set, the framed "Streamers" poster, or the Blue Period Picasso guitarist sun-faded to yellow over the nonworking stove in the dummy kitchen, he should be able to divine what sort of person he'd become since the last time his inquiries had turned inward.

I met also some fairly irritated poster presenters who upon arrival at 8 a.m. were unable to set up the posters.

Click here to watch video An intense mix of close-up live footage (a woman's eye) and the hypotrochoid imagery that dominated the poster, Bass set the tone for Hitchcock's 1958 thriller of obsession and nausea.

For those who lived before cameras, he has substituted photographs from magazines that resemble written descriptions of the people, and set the portraits on a poster board time line.

The double amputee, who is set to be the poster boy of the Rio Paralympics, famously defeated Pistorius over 200m at the London Games, and he celebrated this win by proposing live to his girlfriend on Brazilian television.