Sentence examples for postcard advertising from inspiring English sources

GoCard has been offering postcard advertising since it opened in 1994.

Looking down, he discovered a glossy postcard advertising two-for-one drinks during happy hour at a gentlemen's club.

A postcard advertising the cemetery, printed in Chinese and English, boasts that it is the "first choice of Chinese families for generations".

At a garage sale one day, Mr. Littlefield pulled open the top drawer of a dresser and found a postcard advertising the pleasures of vacationing at Hunt's Edgewater Farm.

On Craig's fridge is a postcard advertising the Van Gogh exhibit at the Parisian Musée d'Orsay, which the Doctor, Amy and Van Gogh himself visited in the previous episode.

According to the study done by P.P.A.I., 78.2% more attendees responded to a mailing offering a promo giveaway, than a plain postcard advertising the exhibitor's booth.

Lauder collects sports postcards, fashion postcards, war postcards, advertising postcards, celebrity postcards, industrial postcards, and history postcards, mostly lithographs or vintage photographs, by known and unknown artists alike.

There is a lot else going on: soccer on the television, cold sodas, piles of postcards advertising future birthday parties and concerts ("Soul music meets lovers rock and rock steady").

"If you give them something of value, that kind of sets it apart," said Kelley Searcy, a missionary from Atlanta, in a Midtown office on a recent Thursday as she and six other missionaries stapled thousands of cereal bars to postcards advertising a series of church services on the theme of "Sex in the City".

With $1 million in seed funding from Mitch Kapor, Dave McClure/500 Startups, Lightbank, Google Ventures and others, Hipster plans on trying out various ways to monetize including selling the printed versions of its digital postcards, advertising and yes, local deals.

The collection also focuses on photography where people are captured in extraordinary and absurd moments: postcards advertising attractions featuring little people, portraits with polar bears, Christmas trees without families, and people inexplicably dressed in matching outfits.