Sentence examples for electric advertising from inspiring English sources

Oscar J. Gude, often credited with introducing the first electric advertising signs in New York, moved from an apartment building on 55th Street near Broadway.

So perhaps the headline of The New York Tribune on March 11 , 1901was tongue-in-cheek: a new, 18-story hotel building at the southeast corner of 52nd and Fifth was "To Ornament Fifth Avenue," according to the paper -- even though the mansion owners wanted such an ornament about as much as they wanted their houses festooned with electric advertising signs.

High above the buildings were the new electric advertising hoardings, tracing out the word "SCHOKOLADE" in the night sky.

Antonio Ceriello Electric advertises on both Angie's List and Brownstoner and gets more leads from Brownstoner, which allows anonymous reader contributions.

The stage at the Belasco is large and has minimal props — a table, a telephone, an electric sign advertising a dance hall, a rack with dishes, and so on.

Nearby is the Hotel Strand, where, as a young reporter, the writer interviewed a man who wore an electric shirt front advertising a brand of cigars.

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Particularly striking was the sheer amount of advertising for electric vehicles: Nissan and its LEAF; Audi with its e-tron, "the future of electric mobility;" and the BMWi offering to place you in what its manufacturer calls "the state of sustainability".

Companies JadeValue supported include CRO, which tracks stolen electric bikes, InsuranceBox, which advertises a "magic box of customized insurance products" and 2BOSS, an online housing transaction database.

It behooves the industry to push for better recharging, particularly inductive charging, and to advertise more electric consumption as a remedy for air pollution from the automobile tailpipe.