Sentence examples for with bold lettering from inspiring English sources

With bold lettering and vivid images of bombed cities and strident workers, these posters proved to be effective weapons of war.

By increasing the focus on exterior product images, Yasso's intent was to draw consumers in with bold lettering paired with Yasso bar images and a newly featured drip echoing dripping ice cream cones.

The headline photo shows Michele Bachmann on stage at the Republican debate with bold lettering stating that "Bachmann emerges as a player in the GOP race".

Where traditional taggers obscure their name in scrawled script only readable to their own, Morley prints big messages with his large bold lettering.

In the immersive environment, a collage of collected histories entitled, Source Material for a Poem I've Been Trying to Write about Casual Superlatives, National Progress and Palate Cleansers, the artist singles out words like "Negro" and writes the word "Black" in bold lettering with varying punctuation: BLACK: BLACK.

(The location used to be the Groceryships office). With modern, minimal furniture, clean lines and bold lettering on the walls spelling out the restaurant's mission, It looks like a restaurant you might find in Silver Lake or Venice Beach.

Their lids gleam under the shop lights: bottles made of elegant black or vivid green glass stand alongside white tubes with bold, minimalist lettering.

Their concern is provoked by a sign in one of the windows facing Mamaroneck Avenue, a hot-pink poster with bold charcoal lettering proclaiming "Selling out to the bare walls".

4. "Pity there were errors such as showing a rooftop view complete with a TV aerial and a car from 1921, etc". 5. "I think it was an episode that aired the week before last, there was a street scene and there was a modern street sign with bold black lettering.

Jean Stanley, a 50-year-old woman from New Berlin, Wisconsin, came to the rally wearing a pink T-shirt with bold, black lettering that said "Wisconsin Women Love Trump".

As I headed to the cookie table, I was handed a flyer with bold red lettering, which read: "TAKE YOUR COUNTRY BACK!" I winced slightly.