Sentence examples for ad presents from inspiring English sources

The print ad presents a photograph of Mr. Obama above the headline "Be the change.

Ms. Warren's closing television ad presents her as a fighter for the middle class.

Another poster ad presents a lamb performing a can-can dance; the headline reads, "Hot for Ewe".

The ad presents an elongated, distorted picture of a face (generally a no-no), places copy over the image and is hugely "cluttered," according to Mr. Sawyer.

More accurately, the ad presents a particular version of the truth, one that appears to be aimed at voters who like the idea of tax cuts but assume that Mrs. Clinton opposes them.

To a soundtrack of "Ain't No Mountain High Enough," the Marvin Gaye-Tammi Terrell Motown classic, the ad presents stills of Motown stars and clips of a drive from Detroit to Manhattan.

But a television attack ad presented the "luxury pier" as Snow's wasteful scheme.

"The overall impression created by the ad presented an irresponsible approach to body image and confidence.

"We considered that her youthful appearance, in conjunction with the setting and pose, could give the impression that the ad presented a child in a sexualised way.

It's there waiting for you on YouTube under the title "Gathering Storm": a 60-second ad presenting homosexuality as a national threat second only to terrorism.

The ASA disagreed, saying the ad presented the girl who was concerned about fitting into her holiday wardrobe as "needing to lose weight despite her already slim and healthy appearance".