Sentence examples for advertisements mounted from inspiring English sources

Unions and liberal interest groups have run advertisements, mounted protests and organized phone campaigns to pressure Republicans to increase tax rates for the rich.

If special interests cannot give to parties as they have, they will use their money to influence elections in other ways: placing unlimited, unregulated and undisclosed issue advertisements; mounting their own get-out-the-vote efforts; forming their own action groups.

Campaign Manager only lets players take a few actions: You can create advertisements, mount a ground campaign, and hire volunteers.

Campaign Manager only lets players take a few actions: you can create advertisements, mount a ground campaign and hire volunteers.

He ran his first TV advertisement in February and mounted the costliest early advertising push in a presidential campaign.

Mr. Romney mounted a new advertisement recently in Iowa, New Hampshire and on national cable networks that plays up his call to increase the size of the military.

Years ago, the Detroit Tigers used a spotter tucked away in the scoreboard to read the catcher's signs, which were relayed to the hitter by moving the eyes of a large Indian head mounted on an advertisement.

"I'm no stranger to being an underdog," Ms. Grimes, 34, said at an afternoon news conference in Frankfort, denying that she felt intimidated by mocking advertisements that Mr. McConnell and his supporters mounted pre-emptively against her last week.

The most visible symbol of the era was a Mercedes logo mounted on the roof, an advertisement several stories tall that towered over the building.

Over the last two weeks, the feet-and-phone-call operations of the campaigns have been mounted alongside a heavy bombardment of television advertisements in which the Obama campaign spent about $10 million to the Clinton campaign's $5 million.

Others drank coffee in a cheerful mess hall, adorned with mounted bull's heads and old Coca-Cola advertisements.