Sentence examples for perfect advertising from inspiring English sources

So even as viewers in cities like Grand Rapids, Mich., and Tampa, Fla., find themselves in the eye of a perfect advertising storm, people in places like Dodge City sit in a virtual advertising blackout.

Those network shows are the perfect advertising for his food empire, 25 restaurants strong (with 7 Michelin stars) and ever growing.

They don't want to hire too many sales people, and they can't build the perfect advertising tool for every buyer.

This isn't just great advertising; it is perfect advertising".

Worst Poster: The Dark Knight Sorry sports fans, the copious Batman-centric posters from this Batman sequel failed to produce a single keeper (the single flaw in an otherwise perfect advertising campaign).

The Weather Channel débuted in 1982, after Frank Batten, Sr., then the C.E.O. of Landmark Communications, a regional newspaper and Auto Trader-type-freebie conglomerate, decided to prove to the world that the weather was a near-perfect advertising medium.

"They have perfected advertising in a way that makes it extremely enticing.

Open any magazine or newspaper, and you're bombarded with images of "perfect" women, advertising everything from cars to alcohol, deodorant to face cream.

Pandora is also hard at work to perfect the advertising that will be the a part of the free version of Pandora, which most users use.

The company that epitomises this trend, and that has perfected the advertising technology that is its business model, is Google.The first signal that Mr Gates had tapped Mr Ozzie to lead Microsoft into this new world of internet services and advertising came last October, when Mr Ozzie, rather than Mr Gates, wrote a lengthy internal memo called "the internet services disruption".

The grounds were eerily quiet in the afternoon, perhaps because it was a little too chilly to hit the pool, even if it was heated to the perfect temperatures advertised in the brochure -- 80 degrees in the lap pool, 100 in one hot tub, 105 in a another.