Sentence examples similar to draw in ads from inspiring English sources

The company said it believes cheaper, more targeted ads will draw in more advertising, more than making up for the price drop.

Its commercials for Bain de Soleil include the gorgeous, sleek bodies that draw attention in ads for skin-care products.

Without predetermined lines that a university has determined it will not cross for the sake of winning, human nature and history teaches that such lines will be drawn in ad hoc ways that will end up putting the deciders' interests ahead of everyone else's.

If they had put a good drawing in the ad then people would be able to imagine themselves drawing something that isn't awful.

Claims in ads have drawn largely from studies paid for by the brands themselves, and the disparaging study was highlighted on NPR and in several newspapers, but Mr. Powell, of SportsOneSource, thought there was little chance that it would slow sales.

Mr. Gingrich draws a distinction between criticizing rivals in ads, a practice he says he will not tolerate, and lancing them in interviews with the news media — a distinction not always as apparent to observers as it is in his mind.

Using television ads to draw in victims, they sold high-grade silver and gold U.S. coins for more than twice what they would have fetched in more-reputable retail channels.

The students were drawn to ads that cleverly articulate their product's benefits in a relevant, compelling and memorable way.

Maybe the Mail's celebs can't draw the ads.

They have already drawn more than $1.2 billion in ad sales, and receipts are continuing to come in.

Were those fictional characters ever to meet the real Mr. Batt, his character would be lucky to get work drawing ads in the backs of comic books.