Sentence examples for a billboard on which from inspiring English sources

The shrouds also provide a billboard on which automakers can display logos and deliver subtle messages hinting at what lies beneath.

A few weeks ago, someone forwarded me a photo of a Chick-fil-A billboard on which the company bragged, in their familiar lettering, that they'd donated over $2 million to anti-gay groups.

But there is a suspicion – magnified greatly by this latest announcement – that the club is simply being used as an international billboard on which to advertise his sporting equipment chain.

Several were ripping pieces off the canvas billboard, on which a part of Qaddafi's face was still visible.

was "the first independent film ever to buy a billboard" on the expressway, which is "not exactly Sunset Boulevard," in Los Angeles where movie studios routinely run outdoor advertising.

RCA Records CEO Peter Edge spoke to Billboard on which two specific groups they want the album to appeal to, "By the time the album is available, Usher's collective audience will have had a chance to really sample a number of songs from the album the end result will be an Usher album that appeals to his earliest fans, and people who may have never listened to or owned an Usher album before".

"At what point does someone's decision to put a billboard on their forehead become something from which we have to protect them?" he asked.

The building used to house New York, which had a billboard on the top, so the city had allowed Burberry to erect a sign of its own.

The letter and editorial arrived months after Richard Berman, a lawyer and public relations executive, launched a campaign called China Owns Us, which paid for a billboard on in the heart of Hollywood that reads: "China's Red Puppet: AMC Theaters".

Since "The Client List" is being advertised with billboards on which each of Jennifer Love Hewitt's breasts appears to be the size of a studio apartment, let's say this up front: It's hard to imagine a less sexy show about prostitution.

The elder Schalit passes billboards on which Israeli leaders vow to free his son or get information on his fate.