Sentence examples for ad directors from inspiring English sources

We seemed to switch agencies almost as often as we switched ad directors.

In 1967, he and his younger brother Tony established RSA, and began to represent some of their fellow ad directors.

Conveniently, in a London clearly under attack from CGI-smoke-producing ad directors, a London black cab has flipped over with the words "new season" written on it.

If you want to know what happens next, get in line behind the ad directors of Belo, Dow Jones & Company, E. W. Scripps, Knight Ridder, The New York Times Company and The Tribune Company.

After graduating from the VGIK film school in Moscow at the end of the 80s, he emerged as one of the new wave of music video and ad directors in modern, capitalist Russia – racy stuff from the son of the man Stalin once made a People's Artist of the USSR.

The camera was seen as a "soul stealer" in its infancy, and the fact that a photograph was a copy of reality intrigued theorists like Susan Sontag, who wrote presciently in "On Photography" (1977) about the attraction to photographs felt by ad directors.

With this wrapped, I'm off to to meet our TV ad director, Pete Brookes from PBPTV.

It should be said that, as managing director, Gerry was always his own ad director, too.

Joining Jack were David Witchard, the publisher and editor of First Touch, a soccer pub 'zine, and David Bairdow, First Touch's ad director.

Creighton, one-time ad director of UK style magazine i-D, believes non-conformism has fuelled Vice's growth.

Simon Davies, the former Mail on Sunday ad director who was moved to the same role at the Standard, is said to have been lined up as managing director.