Sentence examples for take the poster from inspiring English sources

You can take the poster away.

"Then someone wearing civilian clothes [on the army's side of the line] came to take the poster off the fence.

A man who had worked for the Parkers for several years at first refused to take the poster out of Mr. Parker's room.

You may take the poster home or paste it to the ground — buckets of wheat paste and brushes are provided, as well as assistance — in Father Duffy Square, just south of the bright red TKTS booth.

Take the poster for the 1926 Fritz Lang film Metropolis, an extremely rare image that fetched $357,750 at Sotheby's in 2000 and $200,000 on eBay the same year.

If you can't take the poster, record the name of the dog, the owner's name, and the contact info.

— Another nut? — Maybe we should take the posters down.

Lee took the poster down.

After a few minutes, De La Hoya carefully took the poster off the wall.

I took the poster from their 1981 musical "Merrily We Roll Along," showing three young stars-to-be dramatically pointing toward dazzling Broadway lights, and changed it into three raggedy young theater gypsies thumbing their noses at those lights that now read "Forbidden Broadway".

The next morning, I took the poster to school, having added the real names.