Sentence examples for age pointed from inspiring English sources

As an article in Advertising Age pointed out at the time, "The networks aren't blocking Google TV because it's Google.

But as the trade publication Advertising Age pointed out last week in a front-page article, "hyper-competitive PepsiCo and Coca-Cola don't have a standard rivalry".

"Here's the bottom line," Dan Hirschhorn, a blogger at Ad Age, pointed out during the brouhaha over the twisted Obama quote on the economy.

A colleague closer to my age pointed out that when I said it, no one paid attention, but when he said it, they did".

When the image was first unveiled eagle-eyed members of the public, at least those over a certain age, pointed out that the blue looked different from the "iconic" passport that ministers were promising to reintroduce.

But as the trade publication Advertising Age pointed out, such results would leave the large broadcasters short of the ad revenue they took in during the 2008-9 upfront market, before the financial crisis sapped confidence among consumers and marketers.

As Accountancy Age points out, the credit crunch will soon put an end to those sorts of new-fangled, uber-modern ideas.

But Shipman places it before the last Ice Age, pointing to recent discoveries of 33,000-year-old fossil remains of dogs in Siberia and Belgium.

The age points for vaccination for these strategies appear in Table  2.

At each age point the parents were interviewed at home and the children measured.

The osteoid and osteoblast surfaces are normal in dtd mice at both the age points considered (Table 1).