Sentence examples for a tiny ad from inspiring English sources

He placed a tiny ad in The Nation: "Good morning cabal.

It was only a tiny ad in newspapers and on the Internet that brought a deluge of potential buyers to Waratah.

"By crazy happenstance, we saw a tiny ad about a house for sale in Champlain Valley," Anne Kasper said one afternoon this fall.

"So there was a family party and everybody was teasing him about being afraid to fly and he put a tiny ad in The New York Times: 'Are you afraid to fly?

Earlier this year, The New York Review of Books ran a tiny ad: "The President of the Republic of the Imagination invites you to gatherings at a Chelsea loft for conversation about plays from Ibsen to Pinter in a relaxed, open, encouraging atmosphere".

"Very rarely will someone see a tiny ad, click on it, go to a mobile website and buy something in that market.

My father, the songwriter Carl Sigman, had died a few days before at my parents' Long Island home and I'd just been on the receiving end of a verbal thrashing, in Thai, from an enraged restaurateur whose tiny ad we'd had the gall to run near the equally tiny ad of his Thai food rival.

But with a purposefully small but geographically distributed userbase, selling tiny ad campaigns to luxury brands around the world was a drag.

"Bringing people to our home page is a far better branding experience than a tiny banner ad.

Then the program is on a user's computer so that when they visit a site using Comet advertising, they'll see the tiny ad.

It turned out to be one in a string of defense victories, but Mr. Cline's smirk was one of the few times that Dr. Lee's tiny, ad hoc and largely unpaid legal team allowed itself to exhibit a sense of triumph.