Sentence examples for to be ads from inspiring English sources

"There ought to be ads also for people who want to leave Islam," she told The Daily News.

Manufacturers consider the product pages on sites like eBay and Amazon.com to be ads, and they complain whenever e-commerce sites set prices below the minimum price.

There used to be ads that were beautiful or funny, now it's more like the US; all financial services and scary bottom preparations.

"But Facebook is an ad-funded business, therefore there needs to be ads on mobile".

"If the majority of use is on mobile then there needs to be ads there," Enders Analysiss's Benedict Evans told the BBC.

There's going to be ads on Facebook no matter what, and I personally would rather see relevant ones for local businesses than ads for random apps or websites.

Everybody knows the future is going to be ad-funded.

At times, he appeared to be ad-libbing.

They sold out, and Penny Arcade's homepage was redesigned to be ad-free.

Unfortunately, as it stands, the legislation around housing seems to be ad hoc and self-defeating.

American parties used to be ad hoc cliques and loose regional coalitions.