Sentence examples for were commercial from inspiring English sources

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were commercial

noun

An advertisement in a common media format, usually radio or television.

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Cartoonists were commercial artists, not auteurs.

The results were commercial and musical successes.

Plainly, there were commercial and production benefits.

The city's concerns were commercial and artistic.

But really they were commercial people all along.

His ads ("His prices are insane!") were commercial performance art.

Twelve were commercial, and Arianespace did half of them.

They were commercial movies, made just to make money".

These four dyes were commercial products in the late 1800s.

The others were commercial concerns that Mr. King would not identify.

Rhodes: Arcadia and the Power Station were commercial suicide... but we've always been good at that.

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