Sentence examples for lovely ad from inspiring English sources

Please gaze upon this lovely ad so we can upgrade our infrastructure to give you ISIS content you all so desperately crave".

In the U.K., at least, the eggs are just as big as ever, and, in this oddly lovely ad, wonderfully balletic.

It is almost as if nobody remembers the Fair and Lovely ad from just a few years ago, in which a girl's first response to her father lamenting the lack of a son is to buy a tube of the fairness cream – a purchase which leads, naturally, to an unspecified great job and proud parents.

The Bionic is also confirmed to have a 4.3-inch qHD touchscreen based on details within its FCC filing and this lovely ad within Best Buy's Buyer's Guide.

Indian ad guru Alyque Padamsee, who was responsible for a successful Fair and Lovely ad campaign in the 1970s, and the Fair and Handsome launch in 2005, rejected charges that the products enforced skin color biases.

But dinosaurs have been a constant theme, from this poster for a screening of The Lost World in Austin, Texas, to this lovely concert ad using a striking black-on-black silhouette, to these dinosaur skeletons in his paintings.

Perhaps this is because he has one of the most interesting families in the history of politics, including an African-American wife who says she only dated women until she fell in love with Bill de Blasio, and a 16-year-old son, Dante, who made a really lovely TV ad about his father.

But it has done more than produce a couple lovely television ads to push product.

Since we were both recent graduates, they cast us as Roaring 20s college boys, togged us out in raccoon coats and bowlers (I wore my white bucks to add a touch of local color) and teamed us with a couple of lovelies from the ad department in "flapper -era dresses.

In 2002, the All India Democratic Women's Association campaigned against what became known as the Fair and Lovely's "air hostess ad" in which a dark-skinned girl uses the cream to make her father happy by getting a well-paid job as an air hostess.

That's been a pretty easy promise to keep, especially since they introduced the lovely idea of enormous ads that take up half your screen while you try to use the service.