The advertisement was published, but a week later a prospective advertisement from a young man wishing to propose marriage to the Pig-faced Lady prompted the Times to denounce the rumour, comparing believers in the Pig-faced Lady to the followers of the (recently deceased) self-proclaimed prophet Joanna Southcott.
Architects circulate video fly-throughs and computer renderings of their own prospective designs — advertisements for themselves — that muddle public perceptions of what's real and not.
And a prospective print advertisement, featuring the pitcher Roger Clemens, opened with a striking headline: "Blind people come to the park to listen to him pitch". During Wilbe's own pitch, team members gave Mr. Ropes business cards that listed their shoe sizes with their names.
These ephemeral publications were originally intended for a variety of purposes – as souvenirs to be purchased by tourists, as advertisements to prospective residents, and as published records of specific events.
We also developed the course curriculum and materials, contacted institutions in India for prospective students, circulated course advertisements, and planned together for the inauguration of the intensive short course in Bangalore.
This makes red plumage a good advertisement to prospective mates.
Some listings have stirred up trouble, however, and the Chicago Lawyers Committeee for Civil Rights Under Law, a nonprofit group, has filed a lawsuit in federal court against Craigslist for "publishing housing advertisements which exclude prospective tenants on the basis of race, gender, family status, marital status, national origin and religion".
Some advertisements would have prospective polyglots believe they're just a 15-minute audio tape away from becoming a U.N. interpreter.
In addition, school authorities pressurise teachers to train students to memorise than practise communication skills to better their scoring chances because these marks are used by the school authorities as advertisements to lure prospective students at the time of admission.
Prospective participants were recruited through advertisements placed at a UK University in North West London and the local community (i.e. Uxbridge).
"Long months of complete darkness, constant danger, safe return doubtful," he offered prospective crew members in an advertisement for the voyage.
