Sentence examples for advertisements in one from inspiring English sources

By Anthony Bailey The New Yorker, May 28 , 1960 P. 112The writer, an Englishman, now living in America, objects to some of the British Travel Association advertisements In one it was stated that the roast beef in England usually comes with Yorkshire Pudding - a Patrician sort of popover.

The European empires augmented these linkages; advertisements in one London paper recommended holidays in Sudan, with travel by "express steamers and sleepcar trains-de-luxe".

The writer, an Englishman, now living in America, objects to some of the British Travel Association advertisements In one it was stated that the roast beef in England usually comes with Yorkshire Pudding - a Patrician sort of popover.

"I'd done voice work in the past and when I saw the advertisement in one of the English speaking newspapers, I thought, 'why not'?" Where to look As well as newspaper adverts, there are a number of internet sites advertising jobs around the world.

One camera angle captures the advertisements in Spanish on one side of the pitch.

It is a six-inch television screen with CD and tape players and its own advertisements all in one.

Among the five cases detected in the post-advertisement period, in one case the exposure was due to intentional abuse; one case each mistook the solution for a beverage or another medicine.

We know that website advertisements were read; in one location for instance, the advert was viewed 53,737 times and clicked on 26 times (though not necessarily by MEND families), but no additional (non) participants came forward.

In newspaper advertisements, YES arranged in one box the names of 28 cable operators and one satellite service that have said "Yes to Yes," and put Cablevision's name in the box labeled "No to YES".

He was easy to mock as a shape-shifting careerist who changed his beliefs to improve his chances for the nomination; his opponents ran hundreds of commercials ridiculing his "flip-flops" on the issues, in one advertisement using an acrobat to execute flips.

"Our company mission is to help our customers feel like the best version of themselves, and aligning with this movement to stop the extreme and harmful photoshopping of women in advertisements is one more step in the right direction," Co-Founder and Chief Creative Officer Susan Gregg Koger said in a statement to HuffPost Style.