If the marketing brochures and the utility bills arrive a couple of days late, who's going to complain?

She described herself as a 'merchant' as she pointed to products in marketing brochures that cascaded over her whiteand-grey marble desk.

However, the reality may be far from the idyllic existence painted in the marketing brochures.

Marketing brochures and other promotional mailings often arrive daily in the hope of persuading high school students to apply to a college.

Some companies have developed computer printing software to generate marketing brochures, which might be available for use at a public library.

Potential customers must pass a rigorous background check before they are even allowed to buy a copy of the extravagant promotional brochure.

That phrase was coined in the 1970s, denoting the medium's shift from dry fact sheet to glossy promotional brochure, although, thankfully, nobody has ever used the term in conversation.

An early promotional brochure promised visitors they would be able to smell the burning hoof.

According to his promotional brochure, the railroad hauled him around in a private car and paid him a handsome salary.

While the comrades from both the and sympathised, a promotional brochure was produced for the project, which reads as a pamphlet for a new esoteric sect.

It's supposed to be a flag, not a tourism brochure.

It all looks like something you might find in a sustainable tourism brochure.

This fact, a staple of the islands' tourism brochures, will be true for one final glorious sunset tomorrow night.

They don't even look at the tourist brochure views that unfurl beyond the glass.

Was the opening ceremony supposed to be entertainment, a propaganda statement, a history lesson or a tourist brochure?

Do not believe the tourist brochures printed in anticipation of being awarded city status or the buses that proclaim journeys to the 'city centre'.

The ruins are often referred to as in tourist brochures.