“The company is going right ahead, spending thousands of dollars to advertise their new product.”

“Ft. Lauderdale marinas and boatyards also prominently advertise the program.”

“Companies will continue to advertise their brand-name products to the hilt.”

“There was but one point more he should advert to, and that was the power given to magistrates to visit those monastic houses.”

“But it is not to this fact that I now especially advert.”

“The company is going right ahead, spending thousands of dollars to advertize their new product.”

“A poster was designed to advertize the program, and the organizations are being requested to post these in high-visibility areas.”

“I wish to advertize Pontiac's agri-food industry and to contribute to the growth of these businesses.”

“We pass a billboard that usually advertises clothes in packs of three or lean Sunday hams or children's bicycles.”

“It's hard to be inconspicuous when you are driving a car that advertises your recent nuptials.”

“So much so that the English Golf Union has got a page on its website which advertises such vacancies.”

“His report is not helpful and given the shortcomings already adverted to, I prefer to rely on the evidence.”

“It is a matter which your Honours have already seen was adverted to by his Honour in the second sentence.”

“The gloss I just referred to is adverted to in paragraph 34 of our written submissions.”

“No man dare solicit for the votes of hiz nabors, nor ever offers himself a candidate by advertizing.”

“No advertizing column but contains repeated mention of its name.”

“In the long run, can the US adequately respond without adverting to its religious motive?”

“He would rather have the Financial Department look at these aspects, as his mind is more diverted towards adverting, sales promotion and packaging designs.”

“Carefully form the habit of adverting to all the properties of time, place and circumstances in conversation.”