Sentence examples for using billboards from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bradford has since moved to using billboards, album covers and shredded paper.

The Archdiocese of Chicago has taken a multimedia approach, using billboards, television and newspapers, and preparing to add advertising on buses and at subway stops.

In 2018, the county government voted to make Bears Ears the centerpiece of its "Monumental Campaign" — an advertising effort using billboards and social media to lure visitors from Los Angeles, Denver, and Phoenix.

BOCA RATON, Fla .— Using billboards, television advertisements and finely honed voter lists, Republicans here and in other battleground states have intensified an effort to lure a small but potentially significant group of new or wavering voters from President Obama.

We're hoping to run the campaign throughout the UK, but outside London we may have to think about using billboards and trains instead of buses, since the company Stagecoach runs many regional bus services and may not accept our adverts as its owner, Brian Souter, is an evangelical Christian.

And I started this series — a billboard project, actually, a public-art project, using billboards and broadsides and leaflets and a whole host of materials that I could use to do what I call "activating" the community around the issue of violence.

Using Billboard's Year-End Hot 100 singles, he analyzed lyrics from the 1960s to 2013 to see how often certain words were mentioned.

Seal Communications currently work with Villa, who used billboards too.

Both believe in their right to use billboards to say what they feel needs saying.

The 2004 Bush-Cheney campaign used billboards with faint images of crosses.

They can't even use billboards, or ads on public transportation, or sell clothing with their logos, even to adults.