Sentence examples similar to she stuck a poster from inspiring English sources

In 2010 he went for the Lib Dems, but he became so incensed by the party's coalition with the Tories that he stuck a poster in the window of his home in the picture-postcard town of Axbridge making it clear to his neighbours that he would never support the party again.

He even sticks a poster on the TV screen, which doesn't seem to bother the patients who are watching.

Chapman voted Tory at the last general election but before last Thursday's byelection to find Cameron's successor, he stuck up a poster of the Liberal Democrat candidate Liz Leffman, and duly voted for her.

"Instead of sending a man up a ladder with a bucket of paste to stick up a poster, you can change an advertising message electronically". The company, like other electronics firms, is also investing heavily in steganography.

Yet only a handful have seen fit to stick up a poster on the grey canvas walls which the people who could offer them publicity stare at for inspiration.

It can be stuck on a card or poster, use as a wall cut or window cut-out, turned into a card, etc.

So, tHestuckthors wonder, will the daejabo phenomenon soon be coming to a wall (and a Facebook wall) near youp

"Or I'll pick up a bag and something is sticking out, like a poster or a frame.

So who stuck the poster back in place after his escape?

If you stuck posters of a band/singer just to impress him, take them down.

"Thursday's breaking news," proclaimed a poster stuck to the side.