Sentence examples for working posters from inspiring English sources

Labour has made a virtue of sticking with its advertising agency, Saatchi & Saatchi, which is – as I'm sure you know – no longer owned by the Saatchi brothers, Charles and Maurice, who were behind Margaret Thatcher's lethal "Labour isn't working posters" in the 1979 campaign.

His first company, Saatchi & Saatchi, remains the only advertising agency that can truly claim to be a household name, known for such advertising greats as the "pregnant man" family planning advertisement, the long-running Silk Cut campaign and the "Labour isn't Working" posters for the Conservative party.

Dissatisfied with his working poster — Zellweger shivering against a backdrop of townsfolk — he finally flew the star to Los Angeles one weekend and photographed her himself.

In 1979, the famous "Labour isn't working" poster helped Margaret Thatcher achieve electoral victory and in 2001, Labour's controversial mash-up of Margaret Thatcher and William Hague made headlines.

Create a "how it works" poster of a bloodhound's smelling capabilities and how this helps them in search and rescue work.

For instance the use of 'bindi' in the pregnant women and working women posters.

3. Research various time measurement devices; develop "How It Works" posters explaining their evolution, function and uses.

3. In groups, research different retirement options and synthesize their findings by creating "How it Works" posters.

3. In groups, create "How It Works" posters describing the centrifugal and centripetal forces in common situations.

3. In groups, research the impact of subsidies on particular U.S. industries and create "How it Works" posters.

5. Prepare a "How-It-Works" poster that demonstrates the inner workings of one of the projects featured in "D.I.Y.