Sentence examples for enormous advertisements from inspiring English sources

One company has trucks that roam the streets and, using powerful lights and color transparencies, project enormous advertisements on the facades of apartment buildings.

LOS ANGELES — This city has opened a new front in its longstanding battle with billboard companies, ordering building owners to remove so-called supergraphic signs, enormous advertisements draped across multistory structures, after deeming them fire hazards.

A former architecture student, Ulrich supported his musical career for a time by building models for I. M. Pei (where he nearly severed an essential finger with a table saw) and by painting enormous advertisements along barren stretches of the South Bronx.

PAGE A10 LOS ANGELES BANS BIG BILLBOARDS The City of Los Angeles has opened a new front in its longstanding battle with billboard companies, with fire inspectors ordering building owners to remove so-called supergraphic signs, enormous advertisements draped across multistory structures, calling them fire hazards.

Gazing from his airplane window at the farmland below, Mr. Raban remarks that the perfect grids on its landscape are "an enormous advertisement for the awful rectitude of the people.

The meta-page I theorize (an enormous advertisement in disguise) can have all manner of things: links to the coffee shop the characters were in.

Of course, any movie depicting a gritty, cyberpunk-y city sits in Blade Runner's shadow, but this one doubles down on the debt, crowding its skyline with enormous holographic advertisements — an obvious echo of the giant billboards that dominated Ridley Scott's futuristic Los Angeles.

Beneath an enormous Apple Computer advertisement featuring images of Churchill, Martin Luther King Jr., Gandhi and Franklin D. Roosevelt, visitors could look on the Statue of Liberty in solitude.

But not one article connected the problems to campaign financing or to the privatizing of public airwaves, which force political campaigns to spend enormous sums for advertisements.

BEIJING — The Chinese government ran an enormous help-wanted advertisement on Monday seeking professional managers for some of its biggest state-controlled companies, a novel but not unprecedented move that apparently reflected unhappiness with the companies' current performance.

To bring the anxious patients out from their foxholes, a growing number of dentists have been marketing relaxation dentistry, or "oral conscious sedation" as it is also known, through television, newspaper and Internet advertisements, with enormous response.