Sentence examples for In adage from inspiring English sources

The resignation was first reported in AdAge on Wednesday.

In addition to print advertisements in AdAge, ads will run in two of the trade magazine's e-mail newsletters and on the Adweek's AdFreak blog.

Similarly, columnist Simon Dumenco, last month in AdAge, wrote that the Huffington Post "likes to pretend that it's a respectable voice in the mediasphere, but it shamelessly pumps up its traffic by being just as trashy as, say, Maxim .If you're still wondering why some in the media are resentful of HuffPo, look no further.

Philippe Krakowsky, a spokesman at Interpublic, confirmed a report of the decision yesterday in AdAge.com.com

Jen Carroll, a spokeswoman at Leap in San Diego, confirmed a report of the move in Adage.com.com

A spokesman at HSBC in London, Adrian Russell, confirmed reports of the review in AdAge.com and Adweek.com.com

David Falk speaks in adages and anecdotes, every catchphrase and tale conveying a lesson from nearly four decades as an elite N.B.A. agent.

A somewhat tongue-in-cheek adage attributed to Shackleton came to mind: Better to be a live donkey than a dead lion.

While God might not be Brazilian (as their tongue-in-cheek adage claims), the next pope should be.

I'm a firm believer in the old "everything in moderation" adage.

This is really just a lesson in the oldest adage in computing: PEBKAC.