Sentence examples for ads charge from inspiring English sources

Snapchat hasn't made any money yet: it doesn't sell ads, charge people to download and/or use its app, or sell extras as in-app purchases.

The Pataki campaign responded that most of the ads' charges were false.

Besides questions that Mr. Gingrich has raised recently about taxpayer-paid abortions under "Romneycare," aides indicated they were weighing ads charging that the Massachusetts health care law signed by Mr. Romney had driven companies like Fidelity out of state.

Mr. Bush released ads charging Mr. McCain with opposing money for breast cancer research, and appeared with breast cancer survivors to denounce him at a panel discussion in Long Island, with an uneasy Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani in tow.

March 4: Mr. Bush, currently running radio ads charging that Mr. McCain "opposes funding for vital breast cancer programs," says he does not believe the senator is opposed to funding for breast cancer programs.

In 1998, he initially planned to work in the California gubernatorial primary for a former law-school classmate, Representative Jane Harman, but then agreed to work with the businessman Alfred A. Checchi; his ads charged that Harman had voted against Medicare and home health care.

Other advertising services offer auctions of text ads, graphic ads charged per click or impression or ad space at a fixed price for a period of time.

Here's another clue that these guys' pants are seriously on fire: Surely you've seen the Romney TV ads charging President Obama with viciously cutting $716 billion from Medicare in order to fund health care reform.

As usual, PepsiCo led the ad charge, this time combining marketing forces with Apple Computer 's Apple Computer iTunes.

Adding charge to a loop biases towards a cytoplasmic position.

"Elizabeth Warren sides with extreme left protests," the ad charges, where "protesters attack police, do drugs, and trash public parks".