Sentence examples for to poster from inspiring English sources
noun
One who posts a message.
- Some posters left the online message board after the squabble.
Attach your photos to poster board, write captions, and display the photo essay in your classroom.
"From Pariah to Poster Boy" (Week in Review, May 28) is unfair to Latrell Sprewell.
The lawyer had a copy of the certificate enlarged to poster size for dramatic effect.
She'd blown the pictures up to poster size, showing them to anyone who would look.
Josh and Jeremy secretly brought along the image from 1998, which their mother had blown up to poster size.
"Sweden has gone from bad boy to poster boy in five years," he says with a triumphant grin.
The first and most famous Englishman to ever compete in mixed martial arts, Bisping has been the go-to poster boy for all things British MMA post-2006.
Standing next to poster-size pictures of Mr. Salley's arrest photograph and the sketch, Mr. Kerik asked for the public's help in finding the men.
Still another took Brian to posters of the elusive car.
On the walls, next to posters advertising Head Start and other public services, hung posters for something called Internet Essentials.
The medium for this guerrilla art ranged from stickers to stencils to posters to graffiti.
