Sentence examples for usual advertising from inspiring English sources

Its usual advertising isn't getting them the usual results.

The loss of the literary placards, which have offered a reprieve from the usual advertising array of laser acne treatments and injury lawyers, marks the first time in 18 years that the subways will not feature a pinch of erudition.

Silverton also criticised the decision by the health secretary, Andrew Lansley, to cancel the usual advertising campaign intended to prompt the 16 million Britons classed as vulnerable to have the jab.

Young copywriters who had been yanked away from the preparation of cigarette ads for the magazines rushed around talking about "iris wipes" and "barn-door wipes," and other techniques for "videoizing" the usual advertising forms.

"Criticise politicians and journalists if you like, but leave our doctor alone, was my message," says Parsons. "The next month Sark Estate Management did not take out their usual advertising".

When the Heavenly Mountain Resort in Lake Tahoe, Nev., wanted to promote its ski passes this season, it bypassed the usual advertising media like billboards, radio and print ads and instead chose a truck filled with snow cones driven by two improv actors to publicize its message.

Now, waiting in the FOREIGNERS line at Narita airport immigration during the countdown to Operation Iraqi Freedom, I was a little more circumspect than usual about advertising my nationality to a mob of foreign strangers.

Most signals that the country had lost its most beloved figure were subtle: restaurants were emptier than usual, some advertising billboards had been turned off, and fewer street stalls had opened.

The biggest campaign expense was, as usual, television advertising -- $10.4 million in June.

This is a different and less informal "head-hunting" approach but it's still pretty informal by the usual job advertising standards.

It does not sell the usual sort of advertising, in which an advertiser places a display on a page and pays per thousand visitor "impressions" (views): it has perfected the more efficient genre of "pay-per-click" advertising.