Sentence examples for time ads from inspiring English sources

The initial ads were mocked as "Zen advertising" for showing nature scenes rather than cars; by the time ads with Infinitis appeared, critics were in high dudgeon.

At the same time, ads running on MSN properties may also appear on Facebook, depending on what audience the advertiser wants to reach.

Expenses rose because of series cancellations, the broadcast of additional Major League Baseball games and generally higher costs for new programming, but increased sales of prime time ads helped raise the unit's operating income.

At this time ads in The New York Times offered a seven-room apartment at 895 West End for $2,300 yearly, eight rooms at 1155 Park for $2,800, and nine rooms at 88 Central Park West for $3,500.

By The New Yorker October 1, 2012 In "The Lie Factory," her article for the magazine about the birth of political consulting as a business, Jill Lepore discusses the advertising produced during the election of 1952, the first time ads for a Presidential campaign appeared on television.

Over time, ads can be optimized for audiences based on this behavior as well.

At the same time, ad budgets are softening.

Up until this time, ad agencies were gentlemanly, refusing to launch hostile takeovers.

THE mention of Japanese whiskey was once most likely to recall Bill Murray's Suntory Time ad campaign in "Lost in Translation".

For those who aren't familiar with these real time ad auctions, Triggit sits on top of a half dozen real time ad exchanges, which are offered by Google, Yahoo, and others.

Subway's commercials are fairly predictable, but this year the fast food chain decided at the last minute to include its "Crunch Time" ad in the Super Bowl.