Sentence examples for never be advertised from inspiring English sources

The length of a skirt, the width of a tie, the cut of a jacket will all take their cue from what young people in Europe's and America's big cities choose to buy from a myriad of tiny cheap clothes shops that will never be advertised in Vogue.There was a time when "street fashion" hardly existed: only the well-to-do could afford tailors and dressmakers, or shop in posh department stores.

While critics mostly ignored the locally distributed, low-budget horror film, local The Detroit News critic Michael McWilliams watched the premiere of the film, writing that "it will probably never be advertised alongside the glossy, big-budget horror movies of our time, but you won't easily forget a locally produced little film called Within the Woods.

Often it is said that the personal constitution is the best way of publicity and that the 70%-80 70%-80l places will never be advertised.

Apart from a brief effort during the twenties, "The Prophet" has never been advertised.

I always ask myself "which one is which?" But many Labour communications folk must have wished in recent weeks that the impish couple, whichever one is which, had never been advertised as party supporters in the first place.

Mr. Sookdar's dojo has become well known in the Riverdale area and beyond as a sort of resource for children with the disorder, although it has never been advertised as such and most children in the course do not have it.

In principle, this could be used as an "in-frame control" but it has never been advertised in this way.

A very interesting article on CareerPerfect.com, an American site, describes in more detail how business needs develop into opportunities for people but often never get to be advertised.

We never learn what product was "advertised".

All the more reason to moderate the foods our children eat, and to remember that a child who has never had the snack being advertised might actually be more resistant to its pull.

Any other 'never thought I would be advertising' themes out there?