Sentence examples for from adage from inspiring English sources

YouTube quietly added around 100 ad-supported Hollywood movies to its site, beginning last month, according to a new report from AdAge.

Amazon is developing a free and ad-supported streaming video service, according to a new report out now from AdAge, citing people familiar with the plans.

According to new data from AdAge, the consumer electronics and appliance maker splashed out $11.2 billion for advertising and sales promotion last year, compared with P&G, which spent an estimated $10.5 billion.

We also reviewed fiscal 2014 U.S. sales and store count data came from recent company financial documents, as well as advertising expenditure figures from AdAge in 2012 and 2013.

Maybe it comes from the adage that we shouldn't talk about money at all.

On his Ad Age blog he recounts his efforts to get telephone, television and Internet service from Comcast (adage.com/garfield).com/garfield

EXTRAPOLATING from the adage "two heads are better than one", a group of economists at the University of Iowa has learned how to turn the instincts of individuals into useful predictions of the future.

The film is a lost weekend in the dark heart of white Australia, which it sees as a whole nation of booze, loneliness and anxiety in the endless outback: its title is a three-word haiku about the beginning of a hangover (although taken from the adage "dream of the devil and wake in fright").

He borrows from the adage of billionaire investor Warren Buffett Warren Buffett who advises to "be fearful when others are greedy, and be greedy when others are fearful".

Write down this old adage from Nietzsche (from Twilight of the Idols, although he may have taken it from someone else), and tape it to your computer: "What doesn't kill me makes me stronger".

" An old adage from automotive factory lines, passed down from older hands to new workers was to just sit tight if something went wrong.