Sentence examples for bit of ad from inspiring English sources

A cheeky bit of ad copy on that front from Marshall, Just like a roadie, Alexa is there to help while you're busy doing other things.

A few hundred accounts working together to do a bit of ad fraud produces a sort of digital footprint that might look similar to a a few hundred accounts working together to push a political narrative or sow discontent.

You can also use a small bit of AD first aid ointment on your lips, which works like a clear shimmery, super-long wear lip gloss.

Still, for a billion-dollar entity like the N.F.L. it seems a bit of an ad hoc system, especially given concussion rules that will automatically mean more players temporarily sidelined.

Of course this is not the first time that someone has tried to tackle the radio market with a bit of modern ad technology.

As a solid English speaker, Muhannad served as a bit of an ad-hoc rebel spokesperson at the Ras Lanuf hotel.

Adding a TINY bit of water added to your hair also helps add weight Long hair acts as a counterweight and takes some strain off of your neck.

Instead, each model displays bits and pieces of AD and these models often give conflicting results because they differ in regards to the symptoms that develop and the causes behind these symptoms.

It's a bit of a reductio ad absurdum, he admits, but nonetheless "a reference to random causality that makes a lot of sense when we think about the erratic sequence of events that we call history".

It's a place where anyone, no matter how mundane their opinions, or how terminal their humour, has a chance to make a bit of money from ad revenue, and travel to California every year for VidCon.

(In a nice bit of foreshadowing, the ad begins with Ms Johansson proclaiming: "Like most actors, my main job is saving the world"—in this case apparently by encouraging people to make soda at home rather than buying Coke or Pepsi).