Sentence examples for advertisements book from inspiring English sources
So you must seek out other cues, whether advertisements, book reviews, or word of mouth.
Thanks to improved printing technology, illustration was the basis of pretty much all published imagery, including magazine covers, advertisements, book reproductions and posters.
During the past three decades he worked on hundreds of advertisements, book covers and posters, as well as the official medal for the 1984 Olympic Games in Los Angeles.
He drew, with a distinctive and recognizable line, magazine illustrations, advertisements, book jackets, and album covers, and he owned a four-story town house on the Upper East Side.
Mr. Hamilton's contributions on this theme — screen-print collages of appropriated images from billboards, advertisements, books, film, newspapers and magazines — are especially vital; for example, "Adonis in Y Fronts" (1963), an ingenious collage of cool and grainy textures.
GNM does not guarantee that Advertisements booked to appear on the Guardian Ad Network will appear on every site on the Guardian Ad Network or that impressions will be spread evenly across the sites or that the Advertisement will appear on a particular site (unless GNM agrees in writing with the Publisher to publish the Advertisement on a particular site).
For a long time (let's just say from the advent of the written word until Myspace), the only words that were indiscriminately disseminated to the public were written by professionals: newspapers, advertisements, books, pamphlets, journals, etc... Today however, a massive amount of the text that comes across my computer screen is written by amateurs.
Mr. Rush spent countless hours designing and selling advertisement books to raise money for the group.
There is a pioneering Gutenberg Bible and a Constance Missal and such curiosities as manuscripts copied from printed books, several advertisements for books offered for sale before 1475.
They want huge printings, they want their publishers to pay for advertisements and book tours.
Parents and teachers need to work toward further measures aimed at taking commercialism out of schools, including banning advertisements on book covers and on hallway posters.
