Synonyms for advertisements
ad·ver·tise·ments

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1. List of paraphrases for "advertisements":

   ads, announcements, advertisement, advertising, commercials, adverts, publicity, spots, declarations, notices, announcement

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1. Mark Whittle:

   I think you really should learn the stories of these young ladies, you really should read the bios and know what they go through, he said. Pastorchikcompeted for the title against 100 otheryoung women at the 19thannual swimsuit competition. The finalists were selected from more than 18,000 Hooters waitresses who currently work in one of the more than 400 restaurants worldwide. According to Hooters, contestants are evaluated based on responses to interview questions, personality and overall contribution to the Hooters brand, as well as swimsuit attire. The cornerstone of the brand is the world famous Hooters girls, she is beautiful, wholesome, optimistic, charismatic and the greatest antidote to a bad day. Pastorchik will receive a $ 30,000 cash prize and the chance to serve as the face of the Hooters brand with opportunities to appear in advertisements and assist in international openings. The newHooters queen has her real estate license and attends a technical school where she studies business. She says she plans to put her winnings towards a four-year degree.

2. Norman Mailer:

   There's a subterranean impetus towards pornography so powerful that half the business world is juiced by the sort of half sex that one finds in advertisements.

3. Megan Gray:

   Escalating fines, more compliance reports, more granular controls and restrictions on their lines of business, or a requirement to get advertisements pre-approved by the agency, or excluding them from certain types of transactions.

4. Ben Park:

   This study goes a long way into letting patients and physicians know that much of what is sold had not been truly validated, i think many in our business are aware of the over promise of these tests and the advertisements that accompany them.

5. Thomas Jefferson:

   Advertisements... contain the only truths to be relied on in a newspaper.