Sentence examples for advertisements at a from inspiring English sources

Targeting online advertisements at a web user, in short, should work better than targeting them at a web page.

In Mr. LaVoy's Arizona case, Robert M. Horne, an owner of a large fax marketer, American Blast Fax, testified this spring that his company used scores of telephone lines to send at least 90,000 fax advertisements at a time.

Mr. Cuomo unveiled the new advertisements at a campaign rally in which he bound his campaign with that of Charlie King, a candidate for lieutenant governor and a longtime friend of Mr. Cuomo's.

But as of Aug. 4, the nation's television viewers had been blitzed by 131,373 paid political advertisements, at a cost to candidates, parties and special interests of more than $105 million.

The basic Spotify program runs its advertisements at a higher volume than its music — the Advance Auto Parts jingle, to cite a frequent demonic companion, thunders out of the speakers on my desk, jolting me from whatever autumnal, folky singer-songwriter-induced reverie I happen to be in at the moment.

The basic Spotify program runs its advertisements at a higher volume than its music the Advance Auto Parts jingle, to cite a frequent demonic companion, thunders out of the speakers on my desk, jolting me from whatever autumnal, folky singer-songwriter-induced reverie I happen to be in at the moment.

It will also allow companies to target interactive advertisements at an audience they can confirm as 'engaged' in the programming.

Advertisements at an airport in Toronto have been removed after an animal rights activist flagged them as "insulting" to cows.

Mr. Baron, 36, develops and manages Web search engine advertisements at Starcom MediaVest Group, a media planning division of Publicis Groupe, the French advertising and marketing company.

Her mother is a saleswoman and a designer of display advertisements at Webster House, an antiques and gift shop in Kansas City.

When I saw the Evening Standard's "Sorry for being negative" advertisement at a central London tube station at the weekend, before I'd seen Greenslade's report and therefore without any expectations, I was completely taken aback.