Sentence examples for advertising stage from inspiring English sources

Several media experts said Mr. Romney's approach could become a model for future candidates and expressed surprise that his opponents had let him have the advertising stage to himself for so long.

Or two consumer-created commercials for Doritos on the biggest advertising stage of the year the Super Bowl.

When a company is in such an experimental advertising stage, shouldn't it set a lower bar so it can try more things and see what works best?

That Jaguar – which, despite its Indian corporate parentage (Tata Group), has rarely cast about for a cultural identity – would emphasise its Britishness on the biggest advertising stage of the year is a matter of taking the popular culture's temperature, says Jeff Curry, vice president of the Jaguar brand in North America.

"We can't solve negativity on the Internet, but we can use the world's biggest advertising stage to drive awareness," Andy McMillin, the vice president and general manager of Coca-Cola Trademark, said in a statement.

Stakeholder approvals aside, the advanced production techniques required for the global advertising stage take time, and at around $5m a pop for 30 seconds, very few will have been willing to leave it until that gut wrenching result on November 8th to get going.  .

It does not advertise, stage fashion shows or otherwise aggressively market itself.

In the Athens Metro, posters that read "Apocalypse," advertising a staged rendition of the Book of Revelation on the island of Patmos, capture the air of desperation.

When a nonprofit entity produces annual revenues of $140 million, none of it from advertising, and stages tests so unbiased that only 13 makers of panned products have sued in 40 years (Consumers Union has never lost or settled), what's to gripe about?

It cuts to a brief shot of a No. 42 red double-decker bus, showing the destination as Aldgate, also advertising the stage-show Evita, then black and white shots of the Tower Bridge, Westminster and the Westminster Palace Clock Tower from the sky.

William Shakespeare, no less, has been appearing on billboards advertising the new Stage tower in Shoreditch.