Sentence examples for televised spot from inspiring English sources

While there is no proof that Mr. Ortega ever met him, one televised spot also shows Osama bin Laden among the rogues' gallery, while an announcer warns people, "If they could vote in Nicaragua, they would vote for Daniel Ortega".

An online infomercial will cost less than a televised spot.

She performed in August, but skipped several high-profile performances in September, including a televised spot on the Mercury Prize show.

When it was introduced in 1974, networks blushed at the prospect of running commercials for Vagisil; its first televised spot wasn't shown until 1983.

Though the company is being coy about details (there's a shocker), it concedes there will be some regional variation among in-store displays and, to a lesser degree, with televised spots.

"Since the 1990s, they have been talking to the electorate via televised spots and debates.

The poll took place just as a pair of televised anti-Proposition 37 spots hit the air.

Before a televised match recently, he spotted a courtside microphone near the Penn State bench.

At the same meetings that Westfield told the South African players his story, it is understood the CSA anti-corruption chief, Louis Cole, informed the players that suspicious characters had already been spotted at televised matches.

We designed a campaign that included posters, flyers, radio spots, social media, televised interviews and debates, and the first-ever walk against street harassment of women.

It ran 30-second spots during the televised induction ceremony and made sure that Alice Cooper compilations, boxed sets and deluxe editions were available at Web sites and brick-and-mortar retailers.