Sentence examples for take the advertisements from inspiring English sources
Mark Gudim, 31, a home inspector from Brookfield, said he was an unaffiliated voter and was undecided until a few weeks ago when "I couldn't take the advertisements anymore".
Take the advertisement for the chocolate bar Yorkie outside York station - "York: where the men are hunky and the chocolate's chunky"; the pleasure is the improbability, which melts into momentary accord.
In an interview with Vice News' Alexandra Jaffe, Robinson said he had no intention of taking the advertisement down and said there was another one coming out.
Take the Dermio advertisement found on Facebook, which as pointed out by Indiana University student and Twitter user Adam Smith, appropriates the fraternity's act of sexual violence by turning "real suffering into an advertising opportunity".
Should we take his statements literally and let the Enquiries represent his considered view, or should we ignore his "Advertisement" and take the Treatise as the best statement of his position?
On Friday, one day after Mr. Hevesi pleaded guilty to a felony and Attorney General Andrew M. Cuomo declared that Mr. DiNapoli, above, was not the subject of any investigation, the DiNapoli campaign fired off a letter to television stations, demanding that Mr. Wilson take down the advertisement.
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Take this advertisement of a big shopping center.
The alliance, which supports, among other things, easing laws involving marijuana and other drugs, has been raising money to take out advertisements in The New York Sun to welcome the Republican delegates for the four-day convention.
The two commercials Mr. McCain's campaign began broadcasting today emphasize his determination to take on what the advertisements call "special interests".
Mr. Castellano also advised the group's members that in the next few weeks the association would take out advertisements in national publications to try to restore confidence in the accounting profession and attract recruits.
