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Discover LudwigThe phrase "commercial about" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to introduce or describe the content or topic of a commercial advertisement. Example: "Have you seen the new commercial about the latest smartphone? It showcases all of its advanced features and sleek design."
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Agency: Grey London Director: Gary Freedman This is a commercial about hitting the sweet spot which, appropriately enough, hits the sweet spot with its clever special effects.
"There is nothing commercial about it," he added.
Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney is determined to be commercial about racing.
It would be like seeing a TV commercial about animals in peril.
Kristin said it was fitting to use the Girl Scouts in a commercial about self-esteem.
Ford Myers, a Haverford, Pa., consultant, tells students to memorize a 15-second commercial about themselves.
The accusation concerned the firm's television commercial about settling debt with the Internal Revenue Service.
"We didn't need you to give us a commercial about Mr. Neulander's guilt," Mr. Wixted shouted.
They teased a friend who had been in a commercial about his "bullshit acting career".
Or what about the poorly subtitled Chinese insurance commercial about a dog that kept visiting his owner's grave?
"Rick's got my vote," wrote one New Yorker, after seeing Mr. Lazio's latest commercial about the center.
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