Sentence examples for advertisements put out from inspiring English sources
And advertisements put out by pro-Republican pressure groups add unsubtle mood music.
One of the actors who regularly impersonated Gerry Adams on the airwaves, it emerged, was also providing the voice-over for anti-terrorist television advertisements put out by the Northern Ireland Office.
Witeck said that since the first popular gay advertisement was put out by IKEA in 1994, LGBT visibility in advertising had only seen moderate increases until about five years ago.
Even as the Republican governor of Wisconsin was signing a bill Friday that all but ended collective bargaining for state employees, Democrats nationally had put out advertisements and letters to use his own success against him.
Khaming Padungsee – who had come with her 11-month-old son Tanva – knew what to expect from advertisements, and from word put out by the village headman concerning one of the most important immunization campaigns Laos has seen.
The UN has also put out radio advertisements instructing people to boil water for at least 10 minutes before drinking it or cooking with it, and to wash their hands regularly.
King was outraised by Scholten all along, though, and didn't put out new advertisements or campaign heavily throughout the district.
That show had rocky start: When she put out an advertisement looking for a curator, none volunteered, she said, frightened of finding themselves turned into subjects.
IN LATE September, the South Korean arm of IBM, an American computing multinational, put out an advertisement soliciting applicants for a round of job vacancies.
They even put out television advertisement highlighting the role played by Anthony Weiner in the saga.
