Sentence examples for long spots from inspiring English sources
"Nefés" may have its long spots, but moments like this are reminders that there is no one quite like Ms. Bausch and no journey quite like the gradual one she has made to this point, in a work that is as quietly provocative as it is sneakily evocative.
Bristol Rovers manager Darrell Clarke speaks to BBC Radio Bristol: "Pleased with the performance, frustrated as everyone else that we didn't finish numerous chance to be honest with you, "I thought that we dominated long spots in the game, it is a difficult place to come, but I think we played the game pretty well.
In the long spots of down time between shoots, he would chat with us about the process and introduce the students to many key crew members, who shared their stories and jobs.
The long spot is supported by other 30-second commercials.
The long spot, which was created by the company's in-house marketing team, shows the intense pregame preparations of a fictional football team that is intent to "protect this house," the theme begun in Under Armour commercials last year.
The five or six startups who pass muster can take a 4-6 month long spot in the i/o Ventures 7,000 square foor loft/coffee shop as well as $25,000 in seed money.
The minute-long spot opens with a closeup shot of a blond woman lying on her stomach, with the thin strap of her dress showing on her right shoulder.
The minute-long spot, which was posted on the Web site AmericansforHermanCain.com, accuses the political left, liberal blacks and the mainstream news media of mounting a campaign against Mr. Cain because he is a black conservative.
In one ad, a minute-long spot from the Karl Rove-backed group Crossroads GPS, a litany of Mr. Obama's "broken promises" is punctuated by the sound of shattering glass.
Gen. Wesley K. Clark's campaign is set to broadcast the first of its television advertisements on Tuesday with a minute-long spot that highlights his combat record and his term as the NATO supreme allied commander.
A1 Clark Readies Television Ads Gen . Wesley K. Clarks campaign is set to broadcast the first of its television advertisements with a minute-long spot that highlights his combat record and his term as the NATO supreme allied commander.
