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billboard

[bil-bawrd, -bohrd] / ˈbɪlˌbɔrd, -ˌboʊrd /


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Disney’s first-ever chief brand officer is spearheading a “Best Christmas Ever” campaign featuring an online video that’s been viewed more than 34 million times and an animated Times Square billboard highlighting fan-drawn characters.

From The Wall Street Journal

Zagreb Advent, as the capital's Christmas markets and events are collectively known, is the poster child for this approach, with billboards in neighbouring countries urging people to attend.

From BBC

On the road heading out of Cairo and towards the airport, a journey Salah has made countless times, the billboards are filled with his image.

From BBC

No. I remember being in Vegas and looking up at the billboards: Man, oh, man — how do you get your name up there?

From Los Angeles Times

And she’s compared herself to a billboard, explaining that companies promote products in her reel much as they advertise along the highway.

From The Wall Street Journal