poster child

That multiple is a little more than dot-com poster child Cisco Systems at the peak of the tech bubble in 2000.

Arbor Energy is, essentially, a poster child of the kind of biomass energy project California keeps saying it wants.

While he was confined, with no access to his attorneys or the news, Hernández Romero had no idea he had become a poster child for the movement to free the prisoners.

Amy, who founded sustainable fashion brand Akyn earlier this year, also felt pressure to be a "poster child" for ethical fashion.

It also reflected a concerted effort by Trump and other prominent conservative figures to single out Hernandez, individually, as an unwitting poster child for such concerns.