Sentence examples for made advertising from inspiring English sources

The company also says it has made advertising less obtrusive in the new service.

There's a lot of money to be made advertising and selling stuff to people like us.

He told Le Monde he would never have made advertising posters if he had known people would revere them as high art.

The demise of "At the Movies" and "Reel Talk" was a confluence of the recession -- which made advertising dollars scarce -- mismanagement, the proliferation of other channels, the shortening of attention spans and other factors.

Looking at the monthly figures for the second half of 2011, he found that the paper made advertising income of £70,000, circulation income of £17,000 plus online revenue of £3,600.

The hotel (at an earlier incarnation of the establishment, Theodore Roosevelt, as legend has it, complimented the coffee, and made advertising history) is in the Metro Center Business Park, near downtown.

(There are eight major media markets, which makes advertising expensive).

This makes advertising more targeted and more useful for people.

We try and make advertising affordable to local businesses.

That could be a clever way to make advertising relevant for users.

"You need a lot of money to make advertising work," Manshu said.