Sentence examples for running print from inspiring English sources

Coca-Cola recently introduced Diet Coke With Lemon and is running print and billboard advertising.

They are running print and television advertisements in several states, including Minnesota, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.

Then in 2003, StriVectin started running print ads with the alluring claim that women who used the cream ($135 a tube) as a facial moisturizer found it reduced their wrinkles.

For the next 10 weeks, Whole Foods is running print advertisements in New York City emphasizing "value" and "deals" — two words not generally associated with the chain that inspired the quip "Whole Foods, Whole Paycheck".

EarthLink has been running print and television advertisements inviting Internet users to surf the Web freely and at their own discretion, an apparent jab at AOL's self-contained, protective environment.

Last week, in the busiest week of his campaign so far, he started running print advertisements that challenged Mr. Bloomberg's copious campaign spending and bona fides as a Republican with the slogan, "He has commercials, I have credentials".

He runs print ads.

It was understood that the Telegraph's editor, Tony Gallagher, would run Print, with the head of sport, Ben Clissitt, running Impact.

Last year, the financial services company TIAA-CREF ran print ads for its retirement planning services that contained a QR code.

The chain ran print, radio and television advertisements that promoted the exclusive availability of the Eagles album.

The campaign ran print ads at the time of the Howard amendment and at the 2004 federal election.