Sentence examples for many advertisements for from inspiring English sources
DPFs can be removed, cleaned and replaced, and there are many advertisements for this legitimate service, but other garages advertising "DPF removal" services make clear the filter is not replaced.
In the United States, direct pharmaceutical advertising to patients is legal, and there are many advertisements for medications for erectile dysfunction or hypogonadism.
It is also depressing to see so many advertisements for ambulance-chasing lawyers, urging anyone who has had the smallest accident to sue.
It's hard to tell if you're getting a good deal, they tend to go to destinations that attract camera-wielding crowds, and there's a bait-and-switch element to many advertisements for packages that can tarnish the buying process.
There was nothing special about the way it was promoted: the network bought about as many advertisements for it as it usually does for an original movie on basic cable.
February 5 2013 Ruddy cheeks and healthy physiques abound in the many advertisements for the joys of winter sport at Swann's January sale of vintage posters, on Feb. 5; the auction also includes such serious works as "Share," a plea, from 1917, for Americans to share their abundance with Jewish refugees.
Murali Kartik has done many advertisement for the PETA India, including the 'Save Your Chicks' campaign, which aimed for awareness against flesh farming of poultry.
In particular, in case of spa therapy, we observed many advertisements interrelated with advertising for young Asian girls and their erotic massage abilities.
Description of Mrs. Lipstein store, east nineties, near Fifth Ave Park Avenue residents have been receiving many advertisements and appeals for aid, etc. Highly irritated they blamed the Social Register and the Telephone book.
By Thomas S. Bosworth The New Yorker, January 29 , 1927P. 17 Park Avenue residents have been receiving many advertisements and appeals for aid, etc. Highly irritated they blamed the Social Register and the Telephone book.
"They were in so many advertisements and getting paid for so much publicity, and now it's boomeranged on them".
