Sentence examples for extra banners from inspiring English sources

A lot of companies are talking about native ads nowadays, and the format can be particularly important in a mobile context, where there's not a lot of screen space for extra banners.

One of Vinnie's tricks was to slap an "EXTRA" banner across the top of the front page, even when it was a regular edition.

Mr. Phillips could not say how much the city paid for the event, which included banners, extra metal detectors (which appeared to go unused), the stage and a camera area (which was erected and taken down by city employees), as well as an exhibit about the Mets inside the City Hall rotunda.

Newspapers published special breakfast-time extra editions with such banner headlines as "Zola's Disaster".

If you want to add a little something extra to your flag banner, try cutting out the triangles with a pinking shears.

The Mavericks had to wait two extra months to raise the banner because the N.B.A. lockout delayed opening day until Christmas.

That means advertisers can continue creating standard banners without spending the extra time or money on animation, yet hopefully still see increased engagement.

Extra police around the Millennium Stadium, Olympic banners on lamp posts, massive Olympic rings outside City Hall and - this is a definite giveaway - the Team GB women's squad taking in the sights.

Fine tune the placement of logo and title, and any extra elements, and then save your banner.

Not only do the more aggressive ads clog the screen by popping up in front of the Web page, but the less-noticeable banner ads can also take extra seconds to download from the Web server.

The Crystal Palace fans are right up there when it comes to atmosphere and they've gone the extra mile again today, unfurling a huge banner of Alan Pardew in that 1990 FA Cup semi-final.