Sentence examples for glamorous advertising from inspiring English sources

Rather than flashing banner ads, he offers glamorous advertising images shot by people like Bruce Weber, which, he hopes, will keep eyes lingering longer.

Carlos Clarke was born in Ireland and studied art and photography in London, before a career which included glamorous advertising campaigns, as well as portraits, erotic photographs and photo journalism.

There's no point in building a huge operation and having a glamorous TV advertising campaign if it's all going to end up in the hands of the administrators.

August 4 2010 A sale of vintage posters will be held at Swann on Aug. 4, featuring a wide array of items from the thirties, forties, and fifties, many of them advertising glamorous ports of call.

When "Mad Men" was first shown in July, it appeared to be about Vaselined hair, crisp suits and the glamorous world of Madison Avenue advertising in the early 1960s.

Desmond's early childhood of affluent privilege in a north London suburb came to a shattering end when his father lost his hearing, and with it his glamorous job as an advertising executive for Pearl and Dean.

More significantly, advertising features glamorous young women in chic couture posing and scootering through Rome.

There are also two 1955 advertising pictures showing glamorous models, one wearing a Braemar sweater set and the other demonstrating a Little Smoothie iron.

"While matters of offence can grab the headlines, the bulk of our work is the less glamorous task of tackling misleading advertising".

The early segments of the book, set in Finney's present day, certainly paint a less glamorous picture of the New York advertising world than that to which we've been exposed in "Mad Men".

"But it's advertising," he added, and glamorous imagery is often "what advertising is all about".