Sentence examples for would be advertisements from inspiring English sources

You imagine you would be walking down the street, and you imagine there would be advertisements.

I think it's a safe bet that there would be negative advertisements against Lieberman on this subject during the primaries.

Steve Smith, director of the campaign, said there would be other advertisements shown elsewhere, but for now the strategy was to appeal to Mr. Davis's most loyal constituency.

According to the plan, $600,000 would be spent advertisements in the Wall Street Journal and $350,000 would be given to other groups including Friends of the Earth and Greenpeace to conduct "grassroots and social media activism".

For Bayh himself, the job would be an advertisement of a different sort.

From an unseasoned commentator, this would be an advertisement for a wild goose chase.

(She refused to name the cemetery, fearing that would be "an advertisement for where to park").

Other typical differences from business people would be that: advertisement and price competition are virtually absent among physicians; counseling by doctors concerning other treatment is supposedly given without self-interest; and treatment should be oriented by the needs of the specific case and not restrained by financial considerations (p. 187).

The election commission said the Congressional committee was required to pay for the advertisements with hard money -- the limited, regulated kind that donors can give only to national parties -- and that it knew the money would be spent on advertisements.

I did not know that my home would be in the advertisement until my contractor told me to look for it.

It was only when her brother-in-law and husband pointed out that no man in her position would accept the first offer that she went back to the table, and told Mark Zuckerberg that, since he was hiring her in part for her negotiating skills, it would be a bad advertisement if she didn't use them.