Sentence examples for published advertisements from inspiring English sources

Transport officials say they published advertisements in local newspapers seeking female candidates.

Investors couldn't sell securities privately, for instance, if they published advertisements in a magazine.

When the Union called for 75,000 volunteers, rebel jokers published advertisements for "75,000 Coffins Wanted".

In 1959, the thirty-six-year-old Mailer published "Advertisements for Myself," which contained his essay "Evaluations Quick and Expensive Comments on the Talent in the Room".

Rick King, a spokesman for AMC Theaters, recalled that Moviefone had initially obtained show schedule information free, whether directly from the theaters or from their published advertisements, and built its business selling sponsorships and ads that ran during phone calls.

He started smoking marijuana (and worried that he was doing so to excess); he wrote the provocative essay "The White Negro," and became something of a hip celebrity; he published "Advertisements for Myself," an autobiographical portrait built out of the shards of his literary career.

Your July 6 news article describing the apology issued by The Hartford Courant for publishing advertisements for slaves in the 18th and 19th centuries was interesting but ultimately perplexing and perhaps indicative of our current culture.

If those sites are unacceptable, why is it acceptable, at a time of concern over the spread of AIDS and other sexually transmitted disease, to publish advertisements like this one in New York magazine last week: "Sue & friend: Midtown, expensive, and worth it".

It opened April 26 , 1926 at Daly's Theater in Manhattan and was a success despite refusal of New York's newspapers to publish advertisements for it.

The Greek culture minister, George Voulgarakis, had accused Verizon of "commercial exploitation" of that 2,500-year-old 2,500-year-old 2,500-year-oldntempleinhed in the american edition of The Financial Times.

He often wrote open letters to the public, published as advertisements.