Sentence examples for grim commercial from inspiring English sources
He paints these occasions as grim, commercial obligations.
But what was the point of such a grim commercial?
North of Sintang, a grim commercial town of concrete and rebar at a fork in the Kapuas River, two palm plantations were being developed on peatland bogs.
Norton seems to be hinting that O'Connor was after more than just a ripping good yarn; that he was trying, in effect, to do a September 11th-Iraq War allegory; and that New Line's decision has to do with the grim commercial fate of such movies as "In the Valley of Elah" and "Rendition".
The commission is supposed to regulate nuclear power, not promote it – a job that Congress gave to the Energy Department – but its members seldom sound so grim about the commercial prospects.
It's never that grim in a Bud commercial about buds.
The ratings war this weekend is already a forgone conclusion but for ITV Britain's Got Talent is more than just a talent contest – it is a shining light in an otherwise grim landscape for the commercial broadcaster.
The television commercial is grim and gripping: A soldier who lost both legs in an explosion near Fallujah explains why he thinks U.S. forces need to stay in Iraq.
Third, commercial prospects are grim.
THE attacks on America and their effect on financial confidence have exacerbated an already grim situation at Japan's commercial banks.
The company that represented joy as a gorilla drumming along to Phil Collins's In the Air Tonight returns to the theme with a commercial depicting the grim life of a toy duck attached to the grill of a lorry.
