Sentence examples for call advertisements from inspiring English sources

There were a couple of gags about her 3 a.m. phone call advertisements, including a short taped segment at the top of the show with Mrs. Clinton picking up the phone in a darkened room to hear Mr. Leno begging her to appear on his show.

Meanwhile, on the Democratic side, Hillary Clinton played her version of the 9/11 card with the "3am phone call" advertisement, aimed at rival Barack Obama's inexperience.

Perhaps the most memorable advertisement of the cycle leading up to the March 4 primaries, though, the "3 a.m. phone call" advertisement by Mrs. Clinton, was broadcast only in Texas -- though it did attract plenty of attention nationally, including in Ohio.

To borrow a title from Norman Mailer, who frequently attended prizefights at Trump's Atlantic City hotels, the book could have been called "Advertisements for Myself".

These signals include advertisements of sexual availability, advertisements of desire (such as baby begging calls), advertisements of the availability of ecological resources like nectar, pollen, or fruit, and advertisements of danger like the venomous rattlesnake's rattle or the bold markings of the noxious skunk.

Proponents call the advertisements powerful and factual.

After the call begins, advertisements tailored to the conversation will begin to appear on screen.

Mr. Hynes called such advertisements "coded language and innuendo".

Many university officials called the advertisements unfair and insulting.

But other leading Democrats called the advertisements a strong move.

This works well so long as the information — contained in messages called BGP "advertisements" — is accurate.