Sentence examples for introduced an ad from inspiring English sources
This year, Louis Vuitton introduced an ad campaign called "Double Exposure," featuring stars like Thandie Newton in collodion photographs.
It also introduced an ad format called "break-free" advertising, which reduces the number of ads per series.
"Dogs are apparently fair game". Obama then introduced an "ad" from a fake Super PAC that "frankly, I think crossed the line". "I know Governor Romney says he has no control over what his super PACs do, but can we show the ad?" Obama said.
The A.P. recently introduced an ad-supported mobile Internet service, fed by its own work and that of newspapers in the tagging program.
Last September, Hulu introduced an ad-free service for $11.99, effectively entering Netflix's ad-free SVOD territory.
In a few weeks, AOL plans to introduce an ad campaign featuring a penguin to educate its users on ad targeting.
New York City introduces an ad campaign to help businesses recovering from Hurricane Sandy while Planet Soho reaches a million customers and forges new partnerships.
The first state to introduce an ad campaign was Colorado, which in May began running television commercials for Connect for Health Colorado.
In August, the utility commission will introduce an ad campaign, "Power to Save," that points out ways Texans can save electricity (and money), like turning up thermostats a bit in the summer.
DAWN, the country's top-selling dishwashing liquid, is introducing an ad campaign tomorrow that departs from the usual depiction of the product's grease-cleaning power in the kitchen to highlight a rather unusual use -- cleaning birds caught in oil spills.
According to news reports on Monday about the National Automobile Dealers Association convention in Orlando, Fla., executives from Toyota Motor Sales told more than 300 of their dealers that the company would introduce an ad campaign next month to help them stimulate sales in the spring and was considering measures like new discounts and longer warranties.
