Sentence examples for commercial whose from inspiring English sources

He supplied an example: a commercial whose script is spoken by Kim Komando, host of a syndicated talk radio show about technology.

The role had previously been filled by Broadway actors, reality TV stars, an Olympic athlete and the guy from that salad dressing commercial whose shirt keeps coming off.

In one of his viral YouTube sketches, he plays a suburban mom in an orange-juice commercial, whose chirpy spiel on nutrition morphs into a surreal backstory involving dog fighting and death metal.

HTC has released a new commercial whose primary message is Be Different.

It's hard to think of a television commercial whose history is so thoroughly documented as "1984".

He said it would probably bar the parties from using such money for television commercials, whose cost drives the hunt for these big checks.

We're not going to join the bandwagon, in part because we don't have enough favorites to make a list, but mainly because we don't want to help perpetuate the lunacy that the most expensive air time in the world should be spent on commercials whose raison d'etre is to make somebody's list.

Other commercials whose exclusion is more comprehensible even if the ads themselves aren't–included Telefonica's Saddam Hussein phone card; and a Thai spot for green tea featuring a saga that reads like Japanese anime: baby tea worms battle leaf-pickers, ghosts and each other, using wits and hypnosis.

Like you, or not like you, I'm bombarded by all of these ridiculous commercials whose claims promise things like, "Discover the new you".

There were three busy commercial streets, whose businesses were all local.

Mr. Bennett, who is white, is a former commercial farmer whose land was confiscated.