Sentence examples for building advert from inspiring English sources
"If you walk through the Central Business District in Sydney, on every building advert you see their energy efficiency rating – that builds awareness in the community," he said.
On paper Surrey's batting looked as muscular as one of the "after" photos in the old Charles Atlas body-building adverts.
The advert seemed tempting.
Sunday papers are meant to be taking your time and sprawling on sofas and eating brunch in those attractive coffee shops they show on adverts for building societies.
Tough enough to practically demolish an entire building, according to this French advert.
The week before, Hollie McNish – whose pro-immigration poem Mathematics has more than two million YouTube views to date – was recently commissioned to narrate a simple but effective advert for Nationwide building society in that most primetime of primetime TV slots: midway through The X Factor.
Skaters on TV aren't obnoxious, glue-huffing wasters any more; they're admirable young men building community skateparks on Google adverts.
But later, a spokeswoman for the agency confirmed that the building in the state's tourism advert is Harpa and said an editing company used the wrong footage.
In promotion of the upcoming Lego Movie, ITV is to remake a batch of its adverts with the children's building blocks, with Confused.com, Premier Inn and BT all getting the Lego treatment.
"What can stop it?" A Cuban painter asked at dinner, rhetorically I assumed, pointing at a photomontage of Near Future Havana plastered with billboard adverts and buildings wrapped in logos.
