Sentence examples for in advertisements from from inspiring English sources

Web users who sense they have been accosted by a surge in advertisements from Internet casinos are not imagining things.

After being pilloried for weeks in advertisements from the city's teachers' union accusing him of threatening to fire teachers, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg hit back on Tuesday by using a familiar tactic: paying for his own campaign-style advertisement.

For example, after Camilla Baresani, a journalist and novelist, wrote a critical review of Dolce and Gabbana's Milanese restaurant "Gold" for the economic daily Il Sole 24 Ore in 2006, the designers withdrew €300,000 in advertisements from the newspaper, Ms. Baresani said in an e-mail exchange.

But, speaking on the condition of anonymity because they did not want to engage in a public dialogue on the matter when they were so focused on Election Day, strategists for Mr. Obama said they were intent on avoiding a situation in which they would have no answer to millions of dollars — if not tens of millions — in advertisements from groups like Crossroads and Crossroads GPS.

Chemical frequently used the refrain "Good as gold then, good as gold today" in advertisements from the 1860s well into the 20th century.

Today, with so much Christmas information being bandied about, primarily in advertisements from mid-November until the holiday takes place, it's hard for Jews not to be inundated with the spirit of Christmas.

The Dionne sisters appeared in advertisements for everything from Puretest Cod Liver Oil to Lysol and Palmolive.

"Age-defying" is a modifier that figures prominently in advertisements for everything from vitamins and beauty products to services for the most frail among the "old old," as demographers classify those over 85.

American girls grow up in a culture where women are ornamental, and a very particular type of woman with a very particular type of body is used to represent sex itself in advertisements for everything from cars to web-hosting.

Mr. Florin said the licensing agreements around the soccer game prevent E.A. from inserting in-game advertisements from companies that are not already sponsors of FIFA, the international soccer federation.

Google has experimented with other markets, such as radio and print publications, and in selling advertisements from its advertisers within offline newspapers and magazines.