Sentence examples for mostly advertised from inspiring English sources

Remember when cellphone ring tones mostly advertised personal musical tastes (Beyoncé, Metallica, "The 1812 Overture") or parental pride (babies cooing)?

"We learned that the stomach ache was the land of ache where many people tended to say 'It was my fault.' Alka-Seltzer had been mostly advertised in those days as a cure for overeating, and overeating is something you have done.

While it bears her name, its musings would hardly be considered public service content, seeing as they are mostly advertising "Russian beautiful girls" and "belly dance models".

For a tough-minded, well-written niche magazine, $4.95 is a good deal, but if the magazine becomes a brochure mostly advertising the Time.com Web site, it may seem a bit pricey.

It will be mostly advertising, and we'll extend sponsorship-type models to advertisers in India.

One notable exception, M. T. Anderson's merciless and very clever satire of late-capitalist complacency, "Feed," has information (mostly advertising) piped right into people's brains; the novel's narrator thinks of the laptop era as being "like if you carried your lungs in a briefcase and opened it to breathe".

The central part of the paseo is occupied by Stand from where a dreary crowd looks at a few dozen of bad taste carriages going along, mostly advertising 'Flit' 'Olympic Underwear' several radio firms, and some belonging to clubs and the like.

JL: It's mostly advertising, and we'll get into Pro later, again.

This is mostly advertising revenue generated from streaming content from Amazon, Hulu, Netflix and YouTube.

Six months after losing his medical license, the Federal Radio Commission refused to renew his station's broadcasting license, finding that Brinkley's broadcasts were mostly advertising, which violated international treaties, that he broadcast obscene material, and that his Medical Question Box series was "contrary to the public interest".

Internationally, they are used mostly for advertising.