Sentence examples for early advertisements from inspiring English sources

The company hired Norman Rockwell to illustrate early advertisements.

THE COMPANY SAID Early advertisements, titled "Happy Talk From Subaru," promoted the car's 66 m.p.g.

Early advertisements for the 747, which was introduced in 1969, depicted business travelers flying in offices, families in staterooms and singles swirling martinis in bars.

Early advertisements, as seen in the Brooklyn Public Library's digitized version of The Brooklyn Daily Eagle, give a flavor of the street's life as the houses aged.

But "the new, faster-format Los Angeles Times" (or, as early advertisements called it, "the new, fast-read Los Angeles Times") still carried more words every day than appear in the New Testament.

Established, in 1863, as a more convenient alternative to Green-Wood Cemetery (early advertisements emphasized its location as only thirty minutes from Manhattan by train, unlike the ferry journey to Brooklyn), Woodlawn Cemetery tells a story rich with railroad lore, new-money positioning, design trends, and the history of craft.

An early advertisement for the St. George Tower offered four-room suites for $240 to $280 a month.

("More Vitamin C than orange juice" with "no squeezing or unfreezing," according to an early advertisement).

It was designed by the architect Joseph S. Riggio and, according to an early advertisement, was "tastefully tailored to look smart".

An early advertisement for the Montague said that the lobby had "decorations by Tiffany" and noted that its apartments rented for about $100 a month.

Sale prices are not known, but an early advertisement offered some of the 9-to-11-room duplexes at rents of $300 to $350 a month.