Sentence examples for ad beginning from inspiring English sources

But the advocates, including officials of the environmental group, Riverkeeper, said that the talks with high-level aides to the governor broke down last week and that in response, Riverkeeper will resume the ad, beginning tomorrow.

The CREB-regulated transcriptional network included upregulated and downregulated sets of ADGs and IADGs, suggesting an involvement of generalized deregulation of the CREB signaling pathway in the pathophysiology of AD, beginning at the early stage of the disease.

Cross-sectional studies reported EEG abnormalities depending on patient groups: abnormalities can be absent in late-onset AD and tend to be more prevalent in AD beginning at younger age [ 10, 11].

A bold confluence of headlines in The Neosho Times of Missouri in 1882 showed the perils of mixing news and advertising on the front page: "Jesse James Assassinated," it bellowed, just above an ad beginning, "In the Dress Goods Department... " The irreverence is echoed in the restrooms, festooned with well-meaning but zany headlines collected by the Columbia Journalism Review.

Funny, but true," the ad begins, later adding: "Where does Mitt Romney stand on issues?

Her next ad began with Heitkamp discussing her bout with cancer and adding, "When you live through that, political attack ads seem silly".

"Unforeseen risk is everywhere," one ad begins.

"Who is Ami Bera?" the ad begins.

That ad begins in March magazines.

The South Carolina ad began airing in late April.

Another ad begins: "In a world of financial risk, organizations can never be too prepared.