billboard的示例

• Nevertheless, by noticing the exposed brick, observers might detect the presence of the building hidden behind the billboard.

• Other promotional efforts, such as newspaper or billboard advertising, are less than 1 per cent of candidate promotional spending on average.

• A total of 54% and 84% reported seeing a family planning message on a billboard and poster respectively.

• In effect, the national centre of ecclesiastical authority and prestige had been reduced to a billboard for a secular celebration.

• Promotional expenditures are further divided into broadcast advertising (television and radio advertisements) and targeting media (newspaper advertising, direct mail, billboards, journals, and other advertisements).

• Volunteers were recruited through television and radio news stories, advertisements, billboards, and word of mouth.

• The question of the number of billboards is dependent on the level of detail and the intended trajectory of the camera.

• Each sponsor was given billboard space, options for merchandising and programme advertising at the shows.

• Some of that meaning comes through public art - murals on buildings, for example, or billboards.

• Attacks on trains, for example, were planned with reference to the railway timetable and published updates on station billboards.

• Large billboards solved the problem of posters which were often posted on top of each in other in a confusing array.

• It manifests itself on lapel badges, in television commercials, on car bumper stickers and on billboards along state highways across the land.

• These could then be transferred to specific advertising media such as newspapers, posters, and billboards where the core images, already created, could continue to be developed.

• Slightly more than 40% (421%) of respondents reported that they had heard family planning messages via radio, while 172% said television, 84% said poster and 54% said billboard.

• It screams out to them from billboards across the country.