Sentence examples for advertisements end from inspiring English sources
His television advertisements end with the refrain, "You just can't trust her".
Most advertisements ended with the rushed, elided catchphrase, "Why not check it out and lock it in?" After a while, admirers stopped trying to figure out how she developed her style.
The advertisement ends: "Dr. Marilyn O'Grady fully supports the Bush war on terror.
The advertisement ends with a shot of Mr. Obama next to the words, "Judgment to Lead? No".
"If no application is made within six days," the advertisement ended, "Mr. Wadsworth will quit the town".
The advertisement ends by repeating the two images of Mr. Lazio next to Mr. Gingrich and Mr. Bush.
The advertisement ends by urging viewers to "stand up for 9/11 trials in New York" and suggesting a visit to the group's Facebook page.
The advertisement ends with Mr. Kerry's own words: "I actually did vote for the $87 billion before I voted against it".
As the advertisement ends, Mr. Gore is speaking with the sound turned off, but he appears to be saying, "For you".
The advertisement ends with a dozen students of unknown nationalities drinking freshly brewed Tim Hortons coffee in the kid's dorm room, as harmony returns to his small corner of the cosmos.
The spot is set up much like the "social experiments" depicted in Dove ads -- except instead of pushing the idea that everyone is beautiful, the advertisement ends with the fear-mongering message: "In only one day, fatigue can age you by 5 years".
