Sentence examples for before the advertisements from inspiring English sources

The committee, Dr. Hammer said, began its deliberations last spring and settled on Dr. Damadian just after the Nobel announcement and before the advertisements started appearing.

"More than ever before, the advertisements represent the structure of Israeli society," said Yoram Peri, chairman of the Chaim Herzog Center for Media, Politics and Society at Tel Aviv University.

Bowen Greenwood, Mr. Taylor's campaign spokesman, said internal polls showed Mr. Taylor trailing Mr. Baucus by 19 points before the advertisement ran, then by 35 points four days after it began.

While recent polls showed that the challenger, Mike Taylor, a state senator from Proctor, had little chance to win even before the advertisement began running last week, he contended that it was intended to question his sexual orientation and scare undecided voters, making it impossible to overcome Mr. Baucus's lead.

The hotline had existed before the advertisement aired, but calls reportedly starting picking up right after the ad was placed online.

The Thunderbird's "long low lines have caused a sensation on the highways as has no car styling before it," the advertisement read.

And like the gambits before it, the advertisement held risks just by definition of what it was: A giant financial outlay that made Mr. Obama almost unavoidable to television viewers who are by now weary from all these many months of politicking.

Never before in this campaign have the advertisements of both major candidates for the Republican nomination become so obsessed with a single subject: John McCain.

"Do not merely hope for increased happiness in the year that is before you," said the advertisement in the Sphere on January 17 1914, "ensure it by purchasing a Pianola Piano".

The authority, which must approve advertising in the transit system, said it had not made a final decision on the advertisement before the lawsuit was filed.

Mr. Bush's chief media consultant, Mark McKinnon, said he had not noticed the word "rats" when he reviewed the advertisement before it was broadcast.