Sentence examples for course an ad from inspiring English sources

Of course, an ad like this will also go viral online, both with its supporters and those appalled by it.

But last summer the firm decided to take a flier: In exchange for sweat equity--product R&D, branding, packaging and, of course, an ad campaign--it is taking a 20% slice (and an undisclosed sales royalty) of a bottled coconut water called Oco. "A lot of traditional, old-fashioned ad agencies, they're really in the business of producing ads," says Paul Parton, a Brooklyn Brothers partner.

But last summer the firm decided to take a flier: In exchange for sweat equity product R&D, branding, packaging and, of course, an ad campaign it is taking a 20% slice (and an undisclosed sales royalty) of a bottled coconut water called Oco. "A lot of traditional, old-fashioned ad agencies, they're really in the business of producing ads," says Paul Parton, a Brooklyn Brothers partner.

Ideally, of course, an ad-hoc mesh network like this could also help carriers offload more data from their 3G and 4G networks.

The machine learning process gets better at pinpointing ideal audiences over the course of an ad campaign.

Of course, a true ad hominem attack against her would be completely unrelated to the matter at hand, which is a tactic that Hilton proponents themselves have used and are continuing to use, directed at those who take issue with their scheme, including City commissioners and myself.

People are working on this, of course, but creating an ad hoc solution in general relativity is a very different story from having this be feasible technology.

Well maybe we could also amend Moskovitz's "We pretty much don't want people to aggregate the information available on the website," statement with "unless of course they are an ad partner".

BP has spent millions to finance ad campaigns for state tourism offices and the seafood industry — and, of course, many millions more on an ad blitz to mend the company's own tattered image.

"Of course, you can put in an ad if you want for, say, Coca-Cola.

He could be a lifeguard, or an ad for a correspondence course in muscle development.