Sentence examples for Any advertisements on from inspiring English sources

"The candidates never came here, and there were hardly any advertisements on television in Connecticut.

The newspaper was more compact than the daily newspaper and unlike the daily it did not have any advertisements on the front page - although these did appear later.

In Colorado, which holds a nonbinding caucus Tuesday, a recently appointed state spokesman for the Gingrich effort, Tom Lucero, did not know if the campaign was running any advertisements on television or radio.

Rani Boyle, a planner in the Planning, Sustainability and Real Estate division at the university, said that the charger manufacturers were asked not to put any advertisements on their machines or issue any member cards to consumers.

Irving S. Hamer, the Board of Education member who oversees the task force that developed the plan, said that any advertisements on its Web site would be separated from the educational content, a factor that Mr. Hayden said would be significant in how the Regents view the proposal.

Exposure to advertisements was determined by responses to the questions "Did you notice or see any antitobacco advertisements in the last 2 weeks" and "Did you notice or see any advertisements on tobacco products in the last 2 weeks".

Student leaders are encouraged to consider the impact of any advertisement on the Columbia Community, especially in cases where there is reason to believe the running of this advertisement might be incendiary.

Mr. Gundotra said that any advertisement on Google that has a "social annotation" to it, specifically someone who has clicked the +1 button on an ad, is experiencing a drastic increase in engagement.

Be careful that you don't click on any advertisements for drawing or art.

DoubleClick has not sent out any advertisements based on personal information, but it plans to do so by the end of the year.

In an email conversation with ColorOfChange.org, Joseph L. Goode, Senior Vice-President of Global Media Relations for Bank of America, confirmed that a statement posted on MediaMatters.org [http://mediamatters.org/blog/200908250014] was authentic and that any advertisement placed on the Glenn Beck Program was an error and they would take steps to correct it.