The phrase "ad off" is not correct and does not have a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be a fragment and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "Please ad off the unnecessary details in your report."
Alternatives: "remove" or "subtract".
The judgment wouldn't get the ad off TV until well after the election was done and dusted and the damage inflicted.
Huckabee cut the ad off at the knees by issuing a statement saying, "Any use of an out-of-context quote from the Republican presidential primary four years ago in a political ad to advocate for the election or defeat of another candidate is not authorized, approved, or known in advance by me".
Mr. Liu answered by telling Mr. Yassky to take his ad off the air.
Indeed, the Allen camp put a letter of protest from Nancy Reagan on its Web site and demanded that Webb take the ad off the air.
The Advertising Standards Authority took an earlier, equally jaunty ad off the air, ruling that the "light-hearted presentation of the ad was likely to mislead about the nature and implications of the product".
But as the match wore on, only his 120-mile-per-hour serve held steady as he turned listless ad off balance, now and again raising his arms heavenward in despair.
So we took the ads off and kept the money".
Ohio, where Mr. Gore pulled his ads off the air this week, now seems destined for the Republican column; Pennsylvania leans towards the Democratic column despite a late Bush rally.
Meanwhile, McCain announced that he was suspending his campaign, taking his ads off the air and going back to Washington to do something leaderlike and bipartisan.
With ad revenue down nearly 40percentt since its peak in 2000, and once-lucrative help-wanted ads off by 75percentthethe leading publishers are being forced to confront fundamental questions about the viability of their business.
Once you sign up on the site and download the plug-in, your Wajam results show up as a pop-up on the page, sometimes with ads (although you can turn ads off in Wajam's settings).
