Sentence examples for advertisements found in from inspiring English sources

"The number of advertisements found in English and American newspapers listing runaway slaves who could play the French horn suggests that they were by no means happy with their lot," the historian Hillary Murtha writes in a new two-volume book "World of a Slave: Encyclopedia of the Material Life of Slaves in the United States" (ABC-CLIO/Greenwood).

Advertisement found in the Brooklyn Eagle: "Wanted--Furnished room; will give exterminating in return for rent".

How else to explain an advertisement, found in several food magazines this month, in which hot fudge drips languorously from velvety scoops of vanilla ice cream?

The New Yorker, August 5, 1933 P. 30 Advertisement found in the Brooklyn Eagle: "Wanted--Furnished room; will give exterminating in return for rent".

By Alexander Woollcott The New Yorker, August 5, 1933 P. 30 Advertisement found in the Brooklyn Eagle: "Wanted--Furnished room; will give exterminating in return for rent".

But at "fewer than 10,000" the running total was a "dramatic drop" from more than 50,000 advertisements found when it began monthly surveys in 2012, it added.

In both shows, Thomas digitally removed logos and text from popular-print advertisements he found in magazines.

Some of these promotional advertisements were found in Facebook® posts, and/or Twitter® feeds.

Jobs were applied to all over Sweden, but most advertisements were found in the two major cities of Sweden Stockholmm and Gothenburg.

In addition, no significant increase in tobacco advertisements was found in each media.

Advertisements can be found in video game magazines, available at newsstands and bookstores.