Sentence examples for by a recent ad from inspiring English sources

My interest was piqued by a recent ad in an airline magazine.

He is also not, however — as evidenced by a recent ad for Saks Fifth Avenue — averse to putting someone in a Burberry-checked high-top sneaker, "hand-sprayed to give it a slight degradé effect".

But Clinton's camp is perfectly fine with spreading gossip as well, as illustrated by a recent ad insinuating that Trump is an agent of Russian President Vladimir Putin.

But Clinton's camp is perfectly fine with spreading gossip too, as illustrated by a recent ad insinuating that Trump is an agent of Russian president Vladimir Putin.

In the hallways at NBC headquarters here, the walls are adorned with photos of "Nightly News" anchor Brian Williams covering stories around the world, underscored by snippets from a recent ad campaign: "He's been there.

In Iowa, for example, where Republican state Sen. Joni Ernst is running for the U.S. Senate seat now held by retiring Sen. Tom Harkin (D), a recent ad from Senate Majority PAC, a super PAC supporting Democrats, says Ernst backs the same policies as the Koch brothers, whose nonprofit organizations have spent big to boost her candidacy.

And critics say that a recent ad made by the Democratic National Committee took an offhand remark by Romney — "I like being able to fire people" — out of context.

The comment was a reference to a recent ad campaign by McDonald's that says, "Four bucks is dumb".

A recent ad posted by "Katmoney" — many job seekers use pseudonyms — offered to write convincing negative reviews posted to a Yelp page of your choosing.

had b-roll footage uploaded to her website, which was used by the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy in a recent ad.

Sandberg replied using the example of Twitter's removal of a recent ad in which by Rep. Marsha Blackburn's (R-Tenn)., who is running for the Senate in 2018, discussed the sale of baby body parts.