Sentence examples for commercial without from inspiring English sources
The phrase "commercial without" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to describe something that is lacking commercialism or does not involve commercial activity. Example: "The concert was a refreshing change - it was a commercial without any sponsorships or advertisements."
The Bush Web ad offered all of the emotional impact of a television commercial without all of the political impact.
Mr. Benigno is a sports host who can't do a car commercial without ad-libbing from the pain of fandom.
"A political candidate may not incorporate the artistry of musicians and a songwriter into a campaign commercial without getting a license".
And in August Jackson Browne filed suit against the Ohio Republican Party for using his song "Running on Empty" in a television commercial without his permission.
For sponsors like Cars.com, Google is placing branded, interactive gadgets containing their spots on certain sites, so visitors can watch a commercial without leaving the site.
It is hard to look at a collection by Rick Owens, one of the few designers who manages to be both avant-garde and commercial, without seeing androgynous models, and he also once hired a person with albinism.
In 2004 he sued Apple for using a song in one of its television commercials without permission.
Before competing in the Miss California USA competition, all prospective contestants are required to sign a detailed 12-page contract prohibiting Miss California USA from making personal appearances, giving interviews or making commercials without permission from pageant officials.
In addition to the usual record and play-back features, digital video recorders can pause live programmes and, in a flash, skip past commercials without even a flicker of them appearing on the screen.
Mr. Winters is on camera in the teaser commercials without Mr. Haysbert, but in a rough version of a spot that is part of the campaign, Mr. Haysbert is not seen; his voice is heard at the end.
Celebrities have effectively pushed products in commercials without tarnishing their brand for decades.
