Sentence examples for commercial represents from inspiring English sources

But the new commercial represents a significant shift in strategy just two weeks before the Sept. 11 primary.

The commercial represents the first time that Premium has been advertised on television to American consumers since 1986.

." The Coke commercial represents the natural progression of a brand identity that began with the famous 1971 ad "Hilltop," with its pluralistic choir chiming "Buy the World a Coke".

For Democrats, the anti-Paladino commercial represents a growing conviction that Mr. Paladino must be portrayed as an extremist who shares little in common with mainstream New Yorkers, and even some Republicans, on wedge issues like abortion.

The commercial represents Mr. Romney's most direct appeal yet to social conservatives over the airwaves and comes just ahead of a campaign swing this week through South Carolina, where he has been trailing in polls and where social conservatives are a crucial constituency.

The 25-year-old told the private Al-Tahrir TV channel in an interview that baubles hanging on a cactus featured in the commercial represented bombs.

Austin Stahley, of Lincoln Property Company Southeast, represented the landlord and Coughlin Commercial represented the tenants.

The presence of the 3GTV screens near or in front of the products advertised in the commercials represents an advantage, Mr. Grubbs said, compared with existing systems in stores that use TV screens at or above check-out counters, after purchase decisions have already been made.

The commercials represent the industry's first major foray into electoral politics.

The commercials represent the juggling act advertisers and agencies must perform when caring for and feeding a long-running campaign.

The commercials represent a collaboration between the Visa agency, TBWA/Chiat/Day -- part of the TBWA Worldwide division of the Omnicom Group -- and NBC Universal.