Sentence examples for ad describing from inspiring English sources

Conservatives expressed disgust at the ad, describing it as despicable and a new low in the campaign.

However, Mr. Paul's campaign once again took aim at Mr. Romney in a new television ad, describing Mr. Romney as a "flip-flopper" and, along with Mr. Gingrich, part of "the Washington machine".

That's exactly what happened last night, when Gawker writer Ryan Tate got irritated by an Apple ad describing the iPad as "a revolution" and shot off an email to Steve Jobs.

Walker outspent Barrett by more than two to one, while Barrett's campaign never ran a single ad describing why Walker was being recalled.

During President Barack Obama's State of the Union address last month, Steyer's group aired an ad describing the controversial pipeline as a "sucker punch to America's heartland".

The 30-second ad described Mr. Horton's brutal crime and said: "Weekend prison passes.

The ad described the expedition and urged students to learn about Antarctica.

One ad described his designs as "the costliest men's wear in the world".

One print ad describes how Siegelgale created, designed and branded an e-commerce Web site for Lycos at shop.lycos.com.

One sly ad describes the heroine of "Labor Pains" with the words, "All her career needs is a little bump".

One version of the ad describes a performance fee as a tax that could "bankrupt local radio stations".