advertising flyer

She has a part-time job distributing advertising flyers for a local supermarket.

It was one of those advertising flyers that local businesses pay to have delivered house to house.

It was an advertising flyer, the kind that appeared all the time in every mailbox in the community.

The tourists would be rocking, eating a box lunch, and reading aloud from an advertising flyer.

Local authorities have the power to designate land in order to prevent the distribution of free printed material, such as advertising flyers.

There was no mirror, and even the advertising flyers looked dusty and curled at the edges.

In late 1980, he announced that Quebec would stop charging the provincial sales tax on advertising flyers in newspapers.

The North Shore Daily is the city's daily advertising flyer, with some current news events.

You could have stuck anything on a photocopy machine and put the band name and made an advertising flyer, but these weren't done like that.

Some see her advertising flyers, more indigenous to campus walls than any growth of ivy, and rush to her Riverside Drive apartment.

The mailbox was stuffed with mail that Lola would never read; some catalogues and advertising flyers had collected on the floor under the mailbox.

Reproduce this photograph on the type of advertising flyer that stores put under windshield wipers of cars parked in large shopping malls.

He unfolded the paper and found an advertising flyer for a bar: The Last Resort, in Venusville.

While his Dad grinned but said nothing, Pete finished the hotcakes and bacon, had another plateful, and then picked up the advertising flyer and ran out.

The introduction of the premium line also coincided with the advent of an advertising flyer entitled "Dave Nichol's Insider's Report."

At first he thought it was only an advertising flyer and was about to throw it away, but curiosity won out and he glanced at it.

The game received infamy on the internet in 2001 for a badly translated advertising flyer that promoted the game's peculiar spanking and kancho oriented gameplay.

If the promises fall through, you could be held liable, even if you are simply repeating claims you read in a company brochure or advertising flyer, or heard from another distributor.

GNC planned to include The Brothers Flub yo-yos in its children's vitamins, while department store chain Macy's used the characters in their back-to-school advertising flyers.

In response to a clearly marked advertising flyer received in the mail from the South African postal administration, which markets new issues for the homelands, the collector sent off a check for a purchase of stamps depicting mushrooms.

The only things that were ever in my mailbox were dividend checks, notices of stockholders' meetings, trash mail addressed to 'Boxholder,' and advertising flyers for books and apparatus said to be useful in the field of education.

Credit-card companies and long-distance phone carriers solicit students from the moment they receive their orientation-week information kit to the instant after they receive their degree; at some schools, diplomas come with an envelope stuffed with coupons, credit offers and advertising flyers.

The overhead mercury-vapor lamp was sufficiently bright for Dom to identify the mail as he withdrew it from the box: six advertising flyers and catalogs, two Christmas cards . . . and a plain white business-size envelope with no return address.

To collect some of the taxes now being avoided, New York has expanded its definition of "vendor" for sales-tax purposes, effective Sept. 1, to include one who regularly or systematically solicits business in the state by distributing catalogs, letters, advertising flyers, or other means.

On her hands were cotton gloves, now gray and sooty, which might once have been a debutante's, and as she rummaged through the plastic bottles and skeins of cellophane and apple cores and banana peels and crumpled advertising flyers, the gloves grew even dirtier.