Sentence examples for previous advertisement from inspiring English sources

ON THE SCREEN The spot replays many of the clips from a previous advertisement praising Mr. Giuliani's record as mayor, highlighting images of a squeaky-clean city: a jogger in a park on a sunny day, a couple gazing at the city from a rooftop, cars zipping down an avenue.

ON THE SCREEN -- As with several previous advertisements supporting Hillary Rodham Clinton, this one focuses on Representative Rick A. Lazio's tax proposal and his stand on Medicare.

Previous advertisements, from Adidas, emphasized team solidarity — an approach that turned unintentionally ironic amid the wreckage of France's World Cup campaign.

Without the first lady's voice being heard, and her still photograph all but overwhelmed by the hard-edged script scrolling across the screen, the new ads provide a sharp contrast to her previous advertisements.

The idea, apparently, is to have some old, established company acknowledge that all of its previous advertisements for some famous brand name were exaggerations, distortion, or outright lies, until 12.5 seconds ago, when the addition of a new ingredient redeemed both the product & the faith of the long-suffering consumer.

Many of Dr. Westen's indictments of previous Democratic advertisements, speeches and strategies — from the failure to strike back to the mind-numbing lists of statistics to the lack of emotional power — are not new.

Other negative advertisements run by Labor revolved around the actions of the previous Liberal government one advertisement and leaflet reminded voters that while in power, the previous Liberal government closed 65 schools, closed hospital wards, and privatised the Electricity Trust of South Australia.

CMAG, a group that tracks political advertising, said Thursday that the $10 million Mr. Obama had spent over the previous week on advertisements represented a nearly $4 million increase from the week before.

[ 21] Our research builds on previous studies of advertisements and promotional brochures which have found overemphasis on relative statistical measures[ 22, 23], and claims lacking clarity, accuracy, balance and substantiation.

Furthermore the recruitment strategy for the previous study was through advertisement, meaning that their patients were inherently motivated and subsequently compliant, as opposed to the challenges faced by the patient presenting in a NHS tertiary referral clinic.

Participants were recruited through two routes, either through a database of those who had taken part in our previous research or through advertisements and posters.