Sentence examples for advert using from inspiring English sources

We contacted a sample of previous users of LLTTF and through an AdWord's advert (using the keyword depression) sought volunteers in our target areas (12 of 121 postcode areas in Britain).

Participants were asked to rate each advert using a seven-point scale (ranging from 1 "not at all" to 7 "very") on six attributes: effective, fun, off-putting, memorable, uninformative, and plausible.

I started working my way through the box set in celebration and – like the Kellogg's advert used to tell us about corn flakes – I had forgotten how good it was.

Salmond urged the Democrats to repeat their "Daisy" attack advert used against Goldwater.

And an incredibly cheesy Budweiser advert uses the bond between a man and his dog to promote road safety.

Agency: JWT London Director: Misha Manson-Smith Eerily beautiful, Sony's latest Xperia advert uses snowboarders, illuminated suits and a wooded mountainside at night to show what you can do with the advertised phone's powerful camera.

This antipathy was obviously lost on the agency working for crisp manufacturer Frito Lay, whose advert used an approximation of the song that was so convincing even Waits thought the person singing it was himself.

Adverts using Flash can wander over the page, animate, react, and get in the way.

Despite ongoing research in this area, the percentage of adverts using sex to sell products rose from 15 percent to 27 percent from 1983 to 2003.

Twitter has been forced to pull two adverts using its Vine looping video platform after objections were raised by epilepsy campaigners.

Nahai says:"The recent spate of adverts using swear words and offensive language may seem crass, but in fact studies show that swearing is actually a really effective way of expressing strong emotions such as anger, frustration or surprise, and as such can provide a sense of catharsis in situations which otherwise can feel quite bleak".