Sentence examples for building advertising from inspiring English sources

A white brick building advertising "Plumbing & Heating Materials" squats in the background.

Looking back at the skyline, the Warneses noticed a beautiful old building advertising converted condos.

Inside, the northern walls are adorned with stained-glass transoms from the original building advertising, among other things, "Aladdin Lamps and Accessories" and "Guns and Ammo".

A hand-lettered sign on a sheet of unpainted plywood leaned against a low stucco building, advertising Fresh Eggs, Milk, Broccoli, Cherries, Bread, Potatoes, Watermelon, Strawberries, Root Beer, Antiques.

The Big Duck This duck, in Flanders, N.Y., is an archetype of roadside building, advertising what it sells by its shape, like the drive-through doughnut stands in Los Angeles.

I strolled the empty streets, passing a faded sign, hand-painted on a building, advertising Noilly Prat vermouth - classic Provence - to Le Café de l'Univers in the main square where a blackboard offered the dish of the day at €8.50.

Even when a building advertises itself as "pet-friendly," there is no guarantee that a particular pet will be a shoo-in.

The main sign in front of the two-story brick office building advertises the services of two dentists and features an oversize tooth.

Some residents who feel deeply on subject of vistas have been mumbling for loss of sky; but signs on building advertise it as "At the Gateway to a continent" (sly reference to Grand Central Terminal) and anybody who wants sky is supposed to know how to get it.

About fifteen minutes later, she pulls up into the parking lot at Calumet New Tech High, a mostly brick building advertised from the road with a problematic cartoon Native American mascot.

During the dotcom era, companies tried to reach new consumers with huge, wasteful brand-building advertising campaigns.