And it had been literally "commercial-ized" by the advertising industry, which used its high-energy rhythms to pep up innumerable television commercials.
"It made sense in a big way to tap into the zeitgeist of T.R.L., and not so literally be a commercial," said John Shea, MTV's senior vice president for strategic programming.
And, no, the end of the Ugly Christmas Sweater had not arrived just because one of the largest corporate banks in the United States just released something as maudlin and commercial (literally) as an "Ugly Christmas Sweater -themed ad.
Actually, taking the Constitution and putting it through an office shredder, if one interprets the commercial literally.
Kippenberger meant this literally: he hired a commercial painter named Werner to make them and signed them Werner Kippenberger.
And for every bright idea that goes on to become a commercial winner, literally thousands fall by the wayside.Most economists would argue that, without a patent system, even fewer inventions would lead to successful innovations, and those that did would be kept secret for far longer in order to maximise returns.
I wanted the essence to be kind of french-new-wave, and literally like a cologne commercial.
Literally in the same commercial block (as it happened for months on my radio show) you would hear the two versions of Whitman - Latino-basher and Latino-lover, back to back.
He told me that the species was more frequently cultivated in the past, but after a mechanical rice mill became operational in the neighboring village of Klaaskreek, farmers had shifted to "kuli alísi" (literally: "coolie rice"), the commercial Asian varieties grown by East Indians along the coast.
"I literally do not trust anything commercial".
He was an entrepreneur, a great family man and a mentor to literally dozens of people in commercial real estate throughout California and across the United States.
