Advertising Advertising, in relation to mass communication, refers to marketing a product or service in a persuasive manner that encourages the audience to buy the product or use the service.

In the United States, we have everybody needs a banking service, but very few of us are trying to buy a bank.

Buy a guillotine?

Buy a tie?

Nobody wants to buy a mini well when they buy a car.

When you buy your eggs, you buy a dozen eggs.

You buy me a drink, I'll buy you some music.

Usually when you buy a ventilator in a hospital, you buy a different one for children, you buy a different one for transport.

They buy more of your service and they tell more of their friends, which leads to more profit.

Buy guns. Buy?

We'll buy a boat.

Buy you a partnership.

Buy you a drink?

Buy me a coffee.

Don't buy stocks. Buy gold!

You gotta buy me some time. You gotta buy me a long day.

I will buy a car.

I'll buy him a pencil.

Buy your uncle a villa.

You cannot buy a banjo.

Then buy me a tablet.

I'll buy you a drink.

To buy a new hat.

To buy a new... hat.

I'll buy you a drink.

Wanna buy a tie, mister?

Did you buy a tablecloth?

Go buy yourself a drink.

You'll buy me a cab.

Buy a pair of slippers.

Want to buy a duck?

Go and buy a coffin.

I'll buy you a drink.

We'll buy you a drink.

I'll buy it, I'll buy it!

They buy products on demand. A person in Alex doesn't buy a box of cigarettes. They buy one cigarette each day, even though it's more expensive.

Only a secret can buy a secret.

Buy them together. Buy them separately. Smile.

I'll buy her. Buy her, Your Magnificence?

I'll buy a gift for Tom.

Tom wants to buy a house.

Where can I buy a ticket?

I'd buy you a drink, but...

It'll buy us a couple minutes.

I'll buy you a digestive medicine.