Sentence examples for advertising producing from inspiring English sources

To my amazement he was suddenly in advertising, producing commercials for a leading London company.

SEVERAL agencies are becoming known as specialists in a new kind of advertising, producing a variety of work seeking to reflect the changed national reality after Sept. 11.

Given all this, Mr. Grillo wrote: RAI has to be reorganized and transformed into a public service following the model of the BBC without any connection to the parties, without advertising, producing quality content that has mainly been produced in-house and not like now, when it's entrusted to external companies with the building up of one set of costs on top of another.

So far, it's even simpler than Apple's: advertising produces 115% or more of Google's profits.

The campaign, coincidentally, won several awards last week, including best in show, at the 2010 D Show, for creativity in advertising produced by Detroit-area agencies.

This inquiry, set up to rubberstamp Margaret Thatcher's personal view that the BBC should be funded by advertising, produced something far more radical.

Needless to say, the leaders of the council, which is the clearinghouse for public service advertising produced by Madison Avenue, dispute the contentions.

Advertising produced for the Republican National Committee refers to a $600 annual "big government access fee," the yearly premiums for the Gore plan when it is fully implemented a decade from now.

By The New Yorker October 1, 2012 In "The Lie Factory," her article for the magazine about the birth of political consulting as a business, Jill Lepore discusses the advertising produced during the election of 1952, the first time ads for a Presidential campaign appeared on television.

In its earlier days, Grey Advertising produced familiar campaigns that included "Go Greyhound and leave the driving to us," for the Greyhound bus line; "Choosy mothers choose Jif," for the Jif peanut butter brand sold by Procter, which is now sold by Smucker; and "For the seafood lover in you," for the Red Lobster chain once owned by General Mills and now part of Darden Restaurants.

Under his direction, TV and Print advertising produced for the carmakers earned numeous awards and citations from the Cannes Film Festival, the Venice Film Festival, the American TV and Radio Commercials Festival, CLIO Awards, as well as other prizes from the Art Directors of New York and the American Institute of Graphic Arts.