Sentence examples for the first billboard from inspiring English sources

The first billboard said, "44 Ounce Soda, 99 Cents".

The Conservative party unveiled the first billboard poster campaign of 2015 on Friday.

This compulsively readable history of pop music begins in 1955, the year of the first Billboard Top Hundred and of Bill Haley's "Rock Around the Clock".

The billboard she faced every morning from her window exhorted: "The party decides, we follow!" The first billboard she had noticed in Beijing had no political message, just a beautifully made-up woman.

A brief news item in the first Billboard issue of October 1964 notes that "Bitter Tears is the title of a new Indian album which Johnny Cash has just finished cutting for Columbia".

On Tuesday, the first billboard went up.

Word coined by Alice Rush McKeon, a fierce and early advocate of highway beautification … Her 1931 book The Litterbug Family was instrumental in passing the first billboard-control law in her home state of Maryland.

The first billboards, the first negative ads — the first real political ads on TV.

The first billboards in the campaign went up on May 10 on sites in New Jersey, Mr. Metro says, alongside major highways like the New Jersey Turnpike, I-78 and I-287.

From the beginning of its marketing campaign, when the first billboards hit the streets, it was eye-catching.

The fourth billboard said, "We Suck Fat.