Sentence examples for print billboard from inspiring English sources

In 1995, the organization instituted a campaign in Vermont, using print, billboard and public service announcements.

Photographs and short biographies of about 100 staff members formed the centerpiece of a high-profile print, billboard and television advertising campaign last year.

That coincided with a print, billboard and online campaign featuring a dozen "leading ladies" snapped by renowned portrait photographer Annie Leibovitz, at locations including a boat on the River Thames and a country house in Berkshire; the women wear dinner dresses, leather jackets, faux furs and stiletto heels from the ranges.

Even when not directly present in the post, there's an awareness of sexuality and appearance and how it complicates even the most platonic interactions; there's a man who lists his location as a physical-rehab center — his portrait shows him lying in a hospital bed — mentions that he "did some male modeling (print, billboard and runway mostly in Asia and Latin America)" and adds, "that was then".

That's why the company will kick off a major advertising campaign during the first quarter of 2000 that will begin with television ads followed by print, billboard and Internet ads.

Under the settlements, CBS and Clear Channel were allowed to convert as many as 850 print billboards to electronic ones.

From Wednesday we will commence carpet-bombing the nation with a £4.5m spend on television, print, billboards and cinema.

Digital and print billboards will feature a roll-up cigarette full of decaying tissue, and the tagline: "Every cigarette rots you from the inside out".

In 2006 and 2007, the city settled lawsuits with three of the largest billboard companies — CBS Outdoor, Clear Channel Outdoor and Regency — allowing them to convert as many as 850 print billboards to electronic ones.

The third largest supermarket chain in France decided to sell (more cheaply) the imperfect fruits and vegetables that are typically barred from the produce aisle and launched a brilliant campaign to glorify these rejects through print, billboards, TV, radio and social media.

The lead-up resulted in a heavy marketing campaign which covered radio, print, billboards and an increased online presence, including the use of social networking tools.