Sentence examples for fine advertisements from inspiring English sources

The ICC had, of necessity, to recruit widely to hire the 57,000 people it needed and this, it noted, had one beneficial result: the many different races and nationalities minimised the chances of "the combination" of the workforce "which would be disastrous .The chastened political left sought solace in the thought that the Panama and Erie canals were fine advertisements for state enterprise.

He was shy, despite his ostentatious appearance, which served as a fine advertisement for his work.

With his bookish demeanour and command of several European languages, Mr Sapan is a fine advertisement for the rebels.

Rashford is a fine advertisement for the worth of Fletcher Moss and for the invaluable commodity of youth.

He is a fine advertisement for the value of being willing to move down a level for the promise of regular playing time.

Their report was well researched, well argued and commendably concise – a fine advertisement for the power of select committees to cut through financial fog.

O'Sullivan is the first player in 17 years to successfully defend the title in a final that was a fine advertisement for snooker and featured eight century breaks, a record-breaking six of them fired by the Rocket.

Point being, while this certainly will make money (Disney spent $5 million on the 3D conversion) and it makes a fine advertisement for the upcoming Blu Ray release, this shows that The Lion King was a bit of a fluke and there is indeed a ceiling for Disney reissues of this nature.

There cannot be a finer advertisement for yoga than Giggs, who credits the discipline with minimising injury and maximising a career at the highest level for more than 23 years.

General Hertling said The Mosquito's reports helped the division fine-tune advertisements, posters and billboards that focus on new Iraqi security forces.

Tiger Roll's enthusiasm for what he was bred and trained to do is also palpable, all of which makes him as fine an advertisement for the sport as one could ever hope to see.