Sentence examples for has advertised over from inspiring English sources

Since its creation in 2007, Babajob has advertised over a million job postings, benefiting over 70,000 registered employers, including many of the largest low-end employers such as Coffee Day, Yum Brands (Pizza Hut, KFC), and Dustbusters (25,000 housekeeping staff).

G.M. has advertised the car heavily over the summer, but the first shipments are not expected on dealer lots for another week or so.

Ms. Howard, 45, had paid $55 to sleep on a gallery floor alongside 80 others who had brought their own pillows, blankets and toothbrushes for what the Rubin had advertised as a "Dream-Over".

"It's not just a couple of big players, this is coming from all corners, large and small," said Tracey, who said over 60 groups have advertised on the issue so far, more than he's seen on past issues.

A name that will have advertising hoardings over Broadway, signature perfumes, and stores from London to Kuala Lumpur, if Kering have any say.

The Snap crash's biggest effect is probably the shadow it has cast over advertising services that are alternatives to Facebook and Google.

While the site, a joint venture of NBC Universal and News Corporation, is reportedly not yet profitable, it has won over many advertising executives.

The SEA has taken over the advertising space at Westminster Underground station to get its message across as MPs head to the Commons.

Probably not so good... Traditional advertising has been over-priced for a long time but now there is a valid reason to shift the ad dollars.

NHS England has been advertising PR jobs for over £100k; hardly contributing to patient care.

The results, several Democrats said, were at least partly driven by the fact that Dr. Dean alone has been advertising heavily in New Hampshire over the past month and has been riding a positive wave of national publicity, including cover stories in Time and Newsweek.