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368 examples of Poster in a sentence

He had misheard me and thought I was coming up because I was trying to make a poster, and so wasn't prepared to take me into the mines.
Teenagers who would tell us about the stuff they were doing in the streets all day asked, "But can I have a poster to put it on my wall at night so I can see it on my way to bed?" Gangsters were calling, saying, "I can tell you where violence is not going to come from, because we're committing to the Peace Challenge."
And in 2009, I was asked to make a poster to be placed in the subway cars in New York City for a year.
We have poster artists for every single show.
And I remember, in a very pervy way, in my room, I had a Mariah Carey poster and a Britney Spears poster, too.
This is actually a poster of Notre Dame that registered correctly.
We can dive in from the poster to a physical view of this environment.
Think about the poster child for conspicuous consumption.
And this one time I was flanked by my two kids and he turns the page and this poster is underneath, and right when I lean forward and say, "Oh my God, I love this poster," both of my kids jumped back and they are like, "Oh my God, mom, it's you."
And this is the poster.
The thing I loved about this poster was the irony.
Anyone here from MIT knows him or has a tattoo or poster of him somewhere.
And I would collect the cockroaches, hot glue-gun them to this poster board that we'd bring to court for our cases.
I first saw it when I was 19, and I immediately went out and got a poster of it, and in fact I still have that poster.
One day, 16 years after I had this poster on my wall, I lay in bed and looked at her, and I suddenly thought, I wonder what the painter did to her to make her look like that.
On March 14, this year, I posted this poster on Facebook.
So I start answering this girl, and she's telling me she saw the poster and she asked her family to come, because they don't have a computer, she asked her family to come to see the poster, and they're all sitting in the living room crying.
The day after, when really it became a lot of talking, I said to myself, and my wife said to me, I also want a poster, so this is her.
Because it's working, put me in a poster now.
So I'm going to shoot all the people I know, if they want, and I'm going to put them in a poster and I'm going to share them.
So I went to my neighbors and friends and students and I just asked them, give me a picture, I will make you a poster.
It's called "No Loo, No I Do." (Laughter) And in case you think that poster's just propaganda, here's Priyanka, 23 years old.
The latest poster boy for this phenomenon is David Karp.
And this one, it's a large poster, and you touch it and it has a little speaker behind it, and the poster talks to you when you touch it and asks you a series of questions, and it works out your perfect cake.
So we're trying to create that connection between the physical and the digital, but have it not looking on a screen, and just looking like a regular poster.
So a couple of things I've created are, there's a poster over here that you can play drums on.
This poster is wirelessly connected to my cell phone, and when you touch it, it connects to the app.
Here's a poster designed by one of the students under the theme "Education is a right."
By 2010, Detroit had become the poster child for an American city in crisis.
A poster child example was the encyclopedia business.
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