Sentence examples for advertising fits from inspiring English sources

This is where London, which is with New York a major center for digital advertising, fits in: "London's agency culture is what attracted us to this market," he said.

How advertising fits within that is what they're addressing now.

How did the Commission's proposal for a ban on tobacco advertising fit into the distinction between market-making and market-correcting?

The current screen-to-body ratio means a device that can, as advertised, fit pretty comfortably in the palm of most hands.

Now, 66 percent of tablet users said they would share personal information in return for advertising that fits their needs, according to a survey from the Association of Magazine Media.

Advertising also fit the bill.

"Right now we don't see tray table advertising as fitting the JetBlue brand," wrote a spokesman in an e-mail message, "but in this environment, everything needs to be on the table for the future".

It uses the advertising slogan "Fit to be eaten at lightning speed".

With an impressive array of sparkling fountains and charming gardens, the advertising seems fitting.

So it seems extremely tone-deaf of Lorna Jane to advertise the fit model job – which legitimately has very specific requirements – alongside the receptionist job, which can, and indeed legally must, be offered to applicants of any age, gender, ability, and body shape and size.

Just like Google introduced sponsored search as an advertising model which fits in seamlessly with search results, it doesn't take a whole lot of imagination to see how Facebook could build brand and discovery-based advertising into its product which will be useful to members.