Sentence examples for an online effort from inspiring English sources
Laughter Lab Last December I noted an online effort by British scientists to find the world's funniest joke (www.laughlab.co.uk).
The activist behind the organization is Scott Crider, the same person who created "Dogs Against Romney" an online effort waged against Mitt Romney during the 2012 campaign.
To this end, the festival is conducting an online effort, beginning April 1, inviting people to nominate their choices for the best film ever made in New York.
For instance, Bing will be the title sponsor of an online effort to select from among the contestants a "fan favorite," who will win prizes like a performance to be streamed on the Oxygen Web site, at oxygen.com/fanfavorite.
The company is also running an online effort at GoodMoodMission.com, where it asks visitors to answer Oscar Mayer-oriented questions — like filling in the blank on "It doesn't get better than..."....
The USA Network unit of NBC Universal, part of General Electric, also intends to climb aboard the pitch wagon celebrating advertising as entertainment with an online effort centered on brand-centric content.
Democratic campaign organizations have started similar efforts, but an online campaign by the White House -- with its millions-strong list of online supporters -- is likely to yield the most potent results.
There will be an additional online effort related to the new commercial, which will let a Web site visitor customize video clips with a serenade asking a love interest out on a date.
WASHINGTON — Organizing for Action, the political group that grew out of President Obama's successful re-election campaign machinery, will jump into the immigration debate this week with an aggressive online effort to highlight the personal stories of immigrants.
The Facebook group is part of a broader online effort by General Mills that includes a Web site, and accounts on social networking sites like Twitter, Instagram and Tumblr.
In February, Mueller indicted three Russian companies for allegedly running a sweeping online effort aimed at influencing the 2016 election via social media.
