Sentences with phrase «give free advertisement»

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Gilbert did an advertisement for Te - Amo, which gave him free cigars, and he was seldom seen on the course without a cigar clenched in his teeth.

They've found that busy city streets entice them to eat in elaborate restaurants or give in to billboard advertisements promoting products, but the outdoors are free of such temptations.

Some of the customers featured in this advertisement were given a free canister of Patriot Power Greens in exchange for their feedback on the product.

Advertisements relating to mileage awards may not indicate that a given mileage amount may be exchanged for a free ticket unless the award actually does allow the consumer to travel without any financial cost.

SiriusXM Satellite Radio also gives you commercial - free channels to hear your favorite stations, talk shows, and sports games without advertisements interrupting your listening experience.

The oldest surviving animated film is an advertisement for Bryant & May matches from 1899 asking the audience to donate one guinea so that the company can give a free box of matches to every British soldier fighting in the Boer War!

The business model of Credit Karma is to send targeted advertisements in your direction, and from the advertising proceeds, Credit Karma is able to give you the free credit scores.

The advertisement @ the Clever Dude was about the 100th time I had been bombarded with the free $ 250 for opening an American Express Business Rewards Gold Card offer, and I was finally ready to give in and get the money.

The owner of the advertisement told her on email that she would give the kitten away for free, but that she would have to pay a shipping cost of S$ 220 to a «relocation agency in Cameroon, South Africa».

«Then I saw an advertisement or something and they were talking about giving them away free.»

All you have to do is sign up for free and fill out a few surveys or watch a few advertisements and give your opinion.

Volunteer cat owners were recruited through advertisements in local newspapers, and all selected cats were given a free health screening.

I would not say, certainly not on this application today, that a person who had suffered a catastrophic injury involving quadriplegia or brain injury or the like could feel free not to take a positive step such as taking out a newspaper advertisement or posting an internet classified advertisement in an attempt to locate a tortfeasor, no matter how remote the chances of that being successful might seem; but in this case, given the claimant's relatively modest injuries as alleged and as attested to in his statement, I do not think that would have been a reasonable requirement on his part.

Moreover, the app is free from unwanted advertisements and updated on regular basis to give you accurate information all the time.