Sentences with phrase «ideal poster child»
Their ideal Poster Child is some failure who lives off government programs, paid for by people who work.
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Planet Labs, based in San Francisco, California, is the poster child for the movement, and a prime example of Silicon Valley ideals and technology being applied to aerospace.
Nazi «perfect Aryan» poster child was Jewish Hessy Taft's baby photograph was selected by Nazi party as the ideal Aryan infant, but Joseph The Jewish diaspora (Hebrew: Tfutza, תְּפוּצָה) or exile (Hebrew: Galut, גָּלוּת; Yiddish: Golus) is the dispersion of Israelites
Includes - * Addition game to 20 * Subtraction game to 20 * 0 - 20 addition number line * 0 - 20 subtraction number line * 0 - 20 number lines (2 per page) * 1 - 20 poster * 0 - 20 small number cards (8 cards per page) ideal for children to complete activities e.g. ordering numbers.
Anyway, he thinks he'll be 20 in March, but I'm rooting for him to turn 18 again... then 17 then 16, then 15 then... Anyway, Zack was the poster child for someone who'd be the ideal ereader owner.
• Large, single space cottage, sleeps four but ideal for two or a couple with kids • Delightful four - poster double bed • Single bed in the lounge area for an extra person / child • Extra fold - up bed available for additional adult or child • Lounge / bedroom (separated by a curtain), dinette, kitchenette, en - suite bathroom with shower and old - fashioned bath, patio • Fully equipped with cooker, fridge, microwave, heater, fan, washing machine, iron • Bedding and towels provided, hospitality tray of tea, coffee, sugar, milk, rusks, etc • Music, books, games, TV • Secure on - site parking • Big garden, sundowner deck • Braai facilities • Pet friendly: Pets welcome - we're fully fenced with a large garden • Smoking: We ask you not to smoke in the cottage
But there is another connection that necessarily links the Appropriation artist to the iconic Abstract Expressionist painter across the arc of art history: Pollock was in many ways the poster child for modernism's hallowed ideals of individual creative genius and authentic artistic expression, while Prince is in many ways the poster child for a postmodern moment that complicated and renounced those ideals.