Sentence examples for teaser version from inspiring English sources

Starwood ran a full-page teaser version of the new advertising in the May issue of The Financial Times's "How to Spend It" magazine and in the July issue of Departures.

Scroll down for the trailer The two-and-a-half minute trailer was aired in the US during talk show Jimmy Kimmel Live last night, following the release of three stills from it and a 15-second teaser version.

For instance he says panel discussions at conferences might lend themselves to a best bits cut, while music videos tend to be about three to four minutes long on average — so he argues there's scope to offer a condensed, bite-size teaser version.

Many new structures for the commercial distribution of software were introduced as a result: for example, some in the open-source camp released non-free software products alongside free teaser versions that intentionally omitted some features.

To combat this, friend and Once Founder Jackson Solway tells me that the team is considering various ways to partner with existing publications, potentially offering teaser versions of their stories to high-traffic websites in exchange for prominent links back to the Once app.

They served as teaser film versions of the printed articles, giving snippets that encourage readers to also buy the souvenir programme at the performance for a full version.

By definition, though, the book has to limit its scope and serves best as a teaser for the online version.

My first attempt was a mystery about a rakish serial killer, which Penguin Putnam had offered as a teaser in an early version of the Rocket eBook.

In August the company posted a teaser for the newest version of Symbian which just so happened to include the release date in it.

Online and in this week's Science, Couzin-Frankel followed up, writing about the experience and lessons learned (the teaser for the print version says, "How subtleties got lost in the telling").

Unfortunately, if you look at the "free" programs on the App Store, you find that they are generally either scams or teasers for a paid version.