Sentence examples for modeling in ads from inspiring English sources

And the multimedia artist Ed Ruscha recently added another arrow to his quiver by modeling in ads for Lord & Taylor.

Mr. Sharp is a friend of the designer and has modeled in ads for Mr. Scott's Adidas line.

We also considered that it was acceptable for advertisers of lingerie to show their products modelled in ads, provided they did so responsibly.

She's modeling in Calvin Klein ads, wearing Calvin's undies and nothing else.

Fur heaven's sake Calamitous styling no-no of the year: we're shaking our heads in disbelief at how a Stella McCartney bra ended up being modelled in an ad campaign for - of all things - a mink coat.

April 2007 John Lewis says it will only use 'normal sized' models in ads.

Allied Domecq said it had a policy of not using models in ads who are, or appear to be, under 25.

Using these models in ads is not a new trick on Madison Avenue — remember the cowboys who became Marlboro men?

He meant Jeff Gannon, who masqueraded as a reporter at White House news briefings for two years before it was discovered that his news organization was a front for G.O.P. activists and that his most impressive portfolio had been as a model in ads for an escort service.

A much-worshipped, 60-year-old four-star general, who is running the dicey U.S. war in Afghanistan, reportedly falls for his "biographer," a 30-something married woman and Harvard graduate student whose ripped bod once earned her the title of "most fit" at West Point -- not to mention a gig as a model in ads for a machine gun manufacturer.

Try to remember that in most cases, not even the models in ads and magazines look like that; Photoshop is often used to alter people's appearance.[14].[14]