Sentence examples for published an ad from inspiring English sources
The figures were heavily qualified when the Department of Work and Pensions published an "ad hoc" report in support of the prime minister's speech.
In September, for example, authorities published an ad in Lebanese newspapers carrying an unmistakable message to foreigners who might think about seeking asylum: Don't come to Denmark.
PayPal, whose own payment service will be challenged by Apple's, even published an ad that seemed to take aim at Apple's iCloud troubles: "We the people want our money safer than our selfies," it read.
On May 2, 1908, The New York Clipper, a sports and entertainment newspaper, published an ad for the sheet music for the song, which was later performed at the Amphion, an opera house on Bedford Avenue in Brooklyn.
In Thursday's paper, the newspaper, which is a sponsor of this weekend's Puerto Rican Day Parade, published an ad promoting the parade that shows the New York Giants football player Victor Cruz smiling and standing underneath the Cuban flag.
Medical research charities are hoping that not too many will take up that option, however, and today published an ad explaining how important the data could be to medical science.
The Florida law requiring that women disclose the name and address of the father of a baby offered for adoption or publish an ad listing the men they had sex with around the time of conception demonstrates a tenacious contempt for women in our society.
How do I publish an ad in Science magazine as well as online?
According to Celtra, other new features include a dashboard for managing all your ad campaigns, the ability to include actions and events in an ad, a two-step process for publishing an ad and ensuring that it has the correct tags, and real-time ad metrics.
After publishing an ad that implied its shoes enabled owners to run their dogs to death, Pearl Izumi ran into plenty of backlash.
During his tenure as governor, the Florida legislature passed the "Scarlet Letter" law which required single mothers who did not know the identity of the father of their child to pay for and publish an ad in the newspaper that included the mother's sexual history before she was allowed to put her child up for adoption.
