Sentence examples for managing a display from inspiring English sources

"Moreover, our customers were telling us that the process of setting up and managing a display campaign (or remarketing campaign) on Google is extremely tedious".

AdReady is an application for managing a display advertising campaign, from creating the ads all the way to managing and tracking their progress on three main ad networks: Google, RightMedia, Advertising.com.

Y&R takes Hyperactivate into client meetings and helps to forge connections such as the recent partnership with Clear Channel to create and manage a digital display on one of the Times Square jumbotrons as a celebration of Y&R's 90th birthday in May.

On more modern footing, Alexis Mabille managed an artful display of geometry — dresses cut in tubes and squares, pantsuits divided down the center for graphic dualism of color.

Opec hasn't managed such a display of unity since 2008.

Van Gerwen was expected to provide the multiple world champion with serious opposition and even though he had a 99 average, the 19-year-old was powerless to stop Taylor, who produced a scintillating display and managed a 102 average.

Last week, we got a peek at HTC's J Butterfly Japan-only Android phone, with a huge 1080p 5-inch display that manages a crazy 440ppi pixel density, and today, Android Central (via The Verge) is claiming a new North American HTC flagship phone coming to Verizon will offer the same screen on our shores.

Last week, we got a peek at HTC's J Butterfly Japan-only Android phone, with a huge 1080p 5-inch display that manages a crazy 440ppi pixel density, and today, Android Central (via The Verge) is claiming a new North American HTC flagship phone coming to Verizon will offer the same screen on our shores.

In return for the gift of spectacular paintings including Botticelli, El Greco and Goya, the banker's charitable foundation managed to finesse a display recreating the opulent spaces of the collector's own New York mansion.

Rich in anecdotal detail and revealing moments, Ellis's historical mosaic showcases an army that managed to display a vital resilience and professionalism in the face of inevitable defeat brought on by its leaders.

It's a dire and overlong period movie that manages to display a good deal of prurience and misogyny, the climax of which arrives when the blonde leading lady - wrongly condemned as a Nazi collaborator - has a hundredweight of human faeces tipped over her from a vast bucket.