Sentence examples for to ad from inspiring English sources

'to ad' is not a correct phrase in written English.
If you are looking for a similar-sounding, but more grammatically correct phrase, you could use "to add" instead. For example: "Let me add that I think John is an excellent example of hard work."

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to ad

adverb

Latin anno Domini, in the year of the Lord or in the year of our Lord, used to specify numbered years counting from the once estimated birth of Christ in year 1. Usually placed before years (but see notes), and always placed after centuries. Often written in small caps. This year is AD .

  • From the 2nd century BC to the 3rd century AD.

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I don't even like to ad lib".

Publishers have reacted in different ways to ad blockers.

Thanks in advance, the IBT team" to ad blocking users.

On set, Hardy was encouraged to ad lib.

But resorting to ad hominem trolling is farcical, and should be called out as such.

This ancient Roman amphitheatre dates back to AD 30, and dominates the centre of the city.

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Did he mean to ad-lib that?

And some 7m Americans subscribe to ad-free satellite radio.

Mr. Roth laughed as Mr. Crystal and Mr. Cusack began to ad-lib some wisecracks.

Afterward, Carell remarked on why it's so easy to ad-lib with Feig.

But the VPN repeatedly dropped out, prompting him to ad-lib some of his presentation.

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