A merchant who advertises in Sunday papers is not keeping the sabbath.
That sin advertises itself; it shows its marks upon the face and in the conduct.
Your bustling restaurant proudly advertises "Milk and cream fresh every day from our own dairies!
Bahi advertises as a runaway "Maria, with a clear, white complexion.
In the same paper, Alexander Daggett advertises "for sale a negro man, a first-rate blacksmith.
Benjamin Davis advertises for sale a negro man "who is a first-rate carpenter by trade; also a rough blacksmith.
If a slave runs away, his master advertises him, and offers a reward for his capture.
Sir Jeffrey Amherst advertises for batteaux-men, to be employed on the lakes; and gives notice to the officers of seven British regiments, dispersed on the recruiting service, to rendezvous in Boston.
The Government, for instance, advertises for so much granite, and I put in a bid which is accepted; at the same time I know that I could furnish that granite for twenty-five per cent.
If the right girls do not come in, she advertises in the papers, using her "parlor" as a decoy.
A firm in Blighty widely advertises these cookers as a necessity for the men in the trenches.
A soldier who advertises himself as "lonely" through the medium of some English newspaper.
This advertises us that here below we have only a choice of evils.
But the manufacturer who advertises has his name | | and the name of his goods on the lips of millions of | | people.
Illustration: Clipping from the London Daily Post of August, 1735, in which Fawkes advertises his admission price as twelvepence.
In his 1838 bill he is shown clad in the flowing robes of the old-time magician, and he advertises the Chinese tricks, notably the gold-fish trick, which demanded voluminous draperies.
Syrup of Figs," for instance, which makes widespread pretense in the dailies to be an extract of the fig, advertises in the medical journals for what it is, a preparation of senna.
It advertises the town, as all the games are reported in the Boston dailies, and it attracts summer visitors.
No; in New York there is a man who advertisesto make over faces--to change them completely.
Princess Paulina," says the voluble individual whoadvertises her to the public, "is eleven years old.
A conservative discussion of the action of hexamethylenamin appears in the Council’s publication, “Useful Drugs.
The Abbott Alkaloidal Company advertises “Intestinal Antiseptic W-A” as “.
Added to these inducements there is somebody who advertises that parties who intend 'displenishing' at the Whit Term would do well to consult him, as he makes a specialty of second-handed furniture and 'cyclealities.
It advertises the species--and a change of policy in the individual according to its loudness.
It advertises birds tarrying in one general locality, and has probably the function of location notice.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "advertises" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
