Sentence examples for advertisements from inspiring English sources

Doubleclick, an American Internet advertising company, sends specific advertisements to people as they browse the web, depending on where they are, the time of day and what they are looking at.

It also keeps personal information private: only those who already know you can contact you directly.Because using Sixdegrees is free, Mr Weinreich hopes to make money from selling advertisements on his website (he can offer advertisers a mine of demographic information).

In other words, surfers who searched the web via Google itself, or who visited websites that belong to Google's advertising network, clicked slightly less frequently on the little text advertisements that Google often places on these pages.

The journals that contain them are school exercise books decorated with a collage of old product labels, cocktail recipes and advertisements for patent medicines.

He said: "They should have spot advertising, allocated as party political broadcasts are, but they should take audiences by surprise, as advertisements do, and be as entertaining and interesting".

Meanwhile, the property pages of Irish national newspapers were full of advertisements for investments in all kinds of exotic locations from Ukraine to Cape Verde, as Celtic Tiger man strolled the globe gobbling up vast tracts of land and housing developments.

The yes campaign has certainly been more visible, purchasing billboards, bus stop and print advertisements, as well as using social media to get young people to register to vote.

The Client acknowledges that GNM does not represent or warrant that it owns the rights in the material contained in the Services (including, without limitation, any photographs, images, copy and advertisements) and it is the responsibility of the Client to obtain any necessary clearances.

In July 2012 RES began a process of public consultation, sending newsletters to 7,852 properties, placing advertisements in the local press and holding public briefings – though it is worth noting that a public exhibition was attended by just 1% of those directly invited.

Sarah Ferguson is often to be seen on television here, both in advertisements and on chat shows.

Men's bodies are now as "objectified" as women's, on editorial pages and advertisements alike.