Sentence examples for advertisements adding from inspiring English sources

Sacked Adelaide and Geelong plant workers will soon be applying for jobs that don't exist (there's an 800,000 gap between unemployed Australians and job advertisements; adding more low skilled workers to the dole queues will not help).

Questionable business practices, such as kickbacks for online advertisements, add to the competitive frenzy.The founders of companies that come out ahead in this battle often prefer to enjoy their new wealth rather than become serial entrepreneurs, as successful Silicon Valley folk are wont to do.

Mike and the Mad Dog have been talking to each other on the air about sports for fifteen years, five days a week, five and a half hours a day, which, if you account for advertisements, adds up to roughly fifteen thousand hours — enough time to read aloud all twenty-nine vofumes of the Encyclopædia Britannica more than twice.

Whether they were being offended by or imitating Honda, at the time Harley-Davidson did not share the interpretation that Honda's advertisements, "added to the macho Harley image".

WaxMail is free, although there is a small text advertisement added to the email.

It specifically says "no sports channels" but charges a "Regional Sports Fee", and these basics left out of the advertisement add $28.96, not to mention at least $1.95 (our estimate) for the franchise fee, but who knows what else the taxes, fees and surcharges are hiding.

This includes, without limitation and by way of example only, by modifying the subject line of an e-mail advertisement or adding an "ADVERTISEMENT" label to content that appears to be editorial in nature.

All the would-be buyers came through word of mouth and not from advertisements, he added.

Subscription services such as Spotify and Deezer, which allow users to stream music for a monthly fee or in exchange for listening to advertisements, will add listeners.

Subscription services such as Spotify, which allow users to stream music for a monthly fee or in exchange for listening to advertisements, will add listeners.

And 76 is "the only brand I know that had Marilyn Monroe and Farrah Fawcett in advertisements," she adds, referring to commercials for predecessor brands, Union Oil and Union 76, with Monroe and Fawcett (the latter, interestingly, complaining about how the horn in her car would not stop honking).