Sentence examples for fitting advertisement from inspiring English sources

Some of the dioramas, intricate constructions (tiny sculptures visible only through a magnifying glass) and "artifacts of the Jurassic Period" are real, others elaborate put-ons which makes the Jurassic a fitting advertisement for small museums at large.

Or maybe it was when what seemed like every light post was fitted with an advertisement, or two.

The company's share price had fallen in recent weeks as protests grew over DoubleClick's use of detailed personal data from multiple sources to select consumers for advertisements that fit their lifestyle and buying habits.

The average scientific job seeker looks at any and all job advertisements that fit their disciplinary background and then sends off applications on a wing and a prayer, with only a fraction of the required skills (and thus only a tiny chance of success).

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Banner advertisements simply cannot fit on phones.

Moreover, they are fitted with microchips that play advertisements in their heads.

The sensitivity of the censors was on display when they banned a public-interest video advertisement that seemed to fit very well with the prime minister's campaign of reconciliation.

The process is typically rather straightforward: "Here at UIC," says Okkema, "the university approves the advertisement, making sure it fits their EEO [equal employment opportunity] criteria.

Created by J. Walter Thompson, a unit of WPP Group, the advertisements are intended to fit within Merrill's current corporate campaign, which carried the theme "Be Bullish".

If you find reasons that seem to fit your car, you can target your advertisement toward those people for better responses.