blad

American  

[blad] / blæd /

noun

Advertising Informal.

1. a flier or other promotional material distributed by a company to sell a product.

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Etymology

Origin of blad

1930–35; perhaps bl(urb) + ad ¹

Example Sentences

“The scientists have told us we have a handful of years, if not no time at all, to completely transform our society,” said Sunrise Movement spokesman Garrett Blad.

From Washington Post

“We are very encouraged by the potential of Gina McCarthy to lead a new Office of Climate Mobilization,” said Garrett Blad, a Sunrise spokesman.

From Seattle Times

Within Sunrise, Blad said, "there's a lot of distrust of the GOP, but if people are willing to come on board, we're willing to have it!"

From Salon

"We would rather be friendly than be aggressive right now, but we are ready to mobilize to back this agenda," Garrett Blad, a member of the Sunrise national press team, said, noting that the group is willing to support Biden however it can if he makes climate action a priority.

From Salon

Blad is also dubious that Sunrise and ACC are fighting different heads of the same hydra.

From Salon