Sentence examples for lived commercial from inspiring English sources

In Albuquerque, where she lived, commercial interest rates to buy a place were above 10%, far too rich for her taste.

Exposure to live commercial and private poultry is common in urban and rural China and remains a potential risk factor for human infection with novel influenza viruses.

But it lived on commercial paper (short-term debt), which supplied the money it lent to thousands of small businesses at a higher rate.

It was his first live commercial.

To circumvent the recording devices, companies are digging up a long-abandoned chestnut -- the live commercial.

The networks are also reusing a popular advertising ploy of the past: the live commercial.

Larry is embarrassed when called on to do a live commercial for the "garden weasel," a gimmicky gardening tool.

A one minute live commercial costs B.B.D. & O. an average of $750 to produce, not including talent, whereas a one-minute commercial on film costs $1,000.

"I've been lobbying for this for 10 years," said Mr. Ludwin, who recalled fondly a live commercial on "Tonight" in the early 1970s when a dog refused to eat the Alpo dog food it was being fed by Ed McMahon.

Revlon, part of MacAndrews & Forbes Holdings, sponsored last year's awards as well; this year, the company's deal includes a live commercial during the show to announce the winner of a contest called "Strut Your Stuff on the Red Carpet".

The challenge of rebuilding communities will be great, particularly in light of a reality that troubles conservatives and liberals alike: the increasing dominance of market values in every sphere of our lives (commercial advertising in public schools, for example).