Sentence examples for where a poster from inspiring English sources

A4 Pope to Visit Kazakhstan Pope John Paul II asserted that he would leave tomorrow for a trip to Kazakhstan, where a poster announced his visit to Astana.

In Baalbek, a Hezbollah stronghold where a poster of the Syrian president, Bashar al-Assad, grins down on a busy street, refugees turn to Sawa, a community group that views helping them as embodying its nonsectarian mission.

About eight employees and eight clients hid in a restroom and a small-animal exam room, where a poster on one walls says, "What's eating your dog?" Neither room had windows.

We ate our best meal of the trip sitting at the bar at O'Reilly's, arguably St. John's most fashionable pub, where a poster behind the stage summed up the mood of the place: "1 St. Patrick's Day, 364 Practice Days".

During pre-production, Broccoli and her co-producer Michael G Wilson summoned Forster to their office, where a poster, emblazoned with the proposed title, was laid out for his inspection.

Then, when he least wanted it, he got called to the owner's office, where a poster for the event -- with a drawing of a sailor in the rigging -- trumpeted the show as "a whale of a play".

The first time my husband and I ate at the restaurant, years ago, we were seated in the bar proper, where a poster-size photo of Lucille Ball still hangs, inscribed, "To Gene, Love, Lucy".

Where a huge poster of the deposed president Hosni Mubarak once stood, a new one declares: "The Army.

The production is at the Helen Hayes Theater, the smallest house on Broadway, where a giant poster shows the central lovers, Adam and Luke, separated by other characters.

He spent three months there before moving to the Transitions Program in Florida, where a framed poster in the reception area reads, "Commitment: The distance to success is measured by your own drive".

Conventional photodocumentary narrative seems entirely absent from the second half of the show, where a rephotographed poster from the movie "Point Break" (with Mr. Ethridge in Patrick Swayze's role) hangs opposite dusky shots of the Tokyo skyline.