Sentence examples for would be advertising from inspiring English sources

Any other 'never thought I would be advertising' themes out there?

A BBC spokeswoman said the corporation would be advertising for a new economics editor.

"We are going to go up as well," Mr. Messina said, responding to news that the Romney super-PAC would be advertising there.

Glory's peers include Matthew, a gentle computer technician and sex addict whom Glory befriends "as a penance for having wanted to hang out with the cool kids," and Zemecki, so immersed in his lonely torpor that he cannot invite an acquaintance from his therapy group out for a nonalcoholic beer: "Somehow making a phone call would be advertising his friendless state.

"If the council felt it was all benefit to the economy and no cost, they would be advertising for people to come".

Even beyond the necessities, the incidental footage they scrape of retail foot traffic and consumer behavior would be advertising gold to a commercial analytics team.

Roscoe said she was unable to say whether a paid producer role would be advertised for.

It would be advertised in hairdressers: "Unisex shampoo and heseltine, £3".

Pediatric pharmaceutical experiments were generally limited to studies of new vaccines and antibiotics that would be advertised for children.

The plate would be advertised as, let's say, a chocolate-peanut-butter mousse cake with walnut-balsamic crumble and a sesame sorbet with Concord-grape foam.

He said the justice secretary told him the post would be advertised shortly and stressed that it would be decided by open competition.