Sentence examples for small advertisement from inspiring English sources

Undaunted, Webster (no relation to Noah) purchased a small advertisement for "endling" in the back pages of a medical journal.

The jurors were enchanted by the entry's clever mocking of a VW "Think Small" advertisement and by the 182-foot tower that rises from the bridge.

In 1936, Harry Chandler placed a small advertisement in The Daily Telegraph and The Times: "Young man going to Bavaria willing to take paying guests: 10 guineas, two weeks".

The auction has scarcely been publicized otherwise, save for a small advertisement in the City Record (Sales Proposal #11030) that omits the Landmarks Preservation Commission and leaves no hint of the treasures locked within.

Every couple of weeks, the front page of the "New York Law Journal" features a small advertisement for National Bank of New York City, an institution with offices in Queens and Manhattan.

The recent versions of AOL's instant message software have included space for a small advertisement, but the company has done little to sell ads for the space, and those it has sold have very low prices.

It is free, but small advertisements are displayed on the message screen.

From three small advertisements in literary journals, the editorial board has received more than 400 submissions for the fall issue.

The service, which he said would work with almost all cellphones that can connect to the Internet, will be supported by small advertisements appended to messages.

An area of the exhibition called "Homegrown Terrorists" is mostly about the Ku Klux Klan and includes a journal for a July 4 weekend event in 1926 at the Mineola Fair Grounds, opened to a page of small advertisements by a wide geographic range of businesses and Klan chapters, including Inwood, Hempstead and Northport.

One image shows a Strobridge exhibit of many small advertisements.