Sentence examples for priceless spot from inspiring English sources

Duryea's is a priceless spot of heaven that just will never be the same.

The "red phone" advertisement may become the political equivalent of MasterCard's much-imitated "Priceless" spots.

Other ad agencies like Leo Burnett (the minds behind McDonald's ads) and McCann Erickson (maker of MasterCard's "Priceless" spots) showered PNC with data on banking consumers and ideas on the financial crisis.

He played a fictional version of himself in Incident at Loch Ness and had a priceless guest-spot on The Simpsons as a bitter German industrialist.

In the course of a hot and sweaty midsummer dig in a hard-to-reach Ohio dwelling-place closet while the inhabitants were carelessly out, Martin Smythe, of the museum's near-antiquities staff, spotted this priceless treasure and plucked it up straightaway.

West was also pleased "to have Michael back to his usual insanity", and wrote that Pam "was priceless tonight, from the spot-on reaction shots to the movie-plotlines-as-my-pain gag she started to the almost-believably tender eulogy she delivered for the singing, er, impressionist bird, complete with the most tricked-out pencil-case coffin you've ever seen".

Every show wants the opening spot, considered a priceless (and free) bit of advertising.

In a parody of MasterCard's "priceless" television campaign, Ralph Nader's first spot takes aim at the ways the major-party candidates finance their runs for the presidency.

The spot, which is part of the "Priceless" campaign for MasterCard, will be followed by newspaper and magazine ads.

Particularly priceless: her extended high-pitched scream when she first spots ET. Barrymore paid the price for her precocity, enduring an extended period of teenage crisis.

The spot ends by asking, "Are you searching for the priceless things in life?" and directs viewers to priceless.com/search.