Sentence examples for mix of advertisements from inspiring English sources

The site has also become a lucrative source of revenue for gamers, who can make money through a mix of advertisements, subscription fees and donations from viewers.

Paying reference to both those films, most explicitly Blade Runner in its title is this short film that's a mix of advertisements and GTA IV footage called Do Computers Dream of Electronic Sheep?. Directed by Parisian filmmaker Benjamin Bardou, it uses CGI from the video game to create a series of swooping, brooding images that are all about a mood rather than a definite narrative.

In 2006, food industry self-regulatory efforts aimed to balance the mix of food advertisements to limit children's exposure to unhealthy food products.

That one game has also been supporting the growing company's resources (20 Ruby on Rails servers and growing) through a mix of banner advertisements and sponsorships.

He worked in a beauty salon in South Central Los Angeles and so he collages his surfaces with delicately singed squares of hair-permanent end papers mixed with scraps of advertisements and billboard posters.

Here in Philadelphia, the biggest media market in a critical state, both candidates showed a mix of positive and negative advertisements on Friday.

Through a creative mix of print and electronic advertisement as well as in-store promotions and branding, eclipse reached out and promoted the Unite for Children, Unite against AIDS campaign to more than 2 million of Malaysia's public.

The Vietnamese artist Dinh Q. Le mixes photographs taken during the Vietnam War with photographs of advertisements and corporate logos to create tapestrylike weavings.

Two thousand advertisements from 4 large tobacco advertisement databases were analyzed for type of advertisement strategy used, and 4 advertising method categories were devised to incorporate the maximum number of advertisements reviewed.

Soon after adding a Dutch door to his shed, Palace became committed to "souping it up" with an eclectic mix of sporting memorabilia, nautical gadgetry and vintage advertisements and signage.

Findings suggest that the online advertisements list a wider mix of skills, while practitioner literature tends to focus heavily on technical skills.