Sentence examples for ardent promotion from inspiring English sources
This was an inaugural performance of what is being called MCDC's Hudson Valley Project, and it was dedicated to Harvey Lichtenstein and Bénédicte Pesle, figures whose ardent promotion of work by Mr. Cunningham and other artists began in the 1960s.
It continued to spontaneously spring up in the most unlikely of places (including a slurry dump dubbed the "Dundas Hill Moonscape", tenement roofs and even in the middle of a forest), largely living on in the European anarchist book fair circuit thanks to Tompsett's ardent promotion of the sport.
He's remembering 1975, when Ardent's promotions man, John King, and Jim Dickinson were visiting the major labels trying to sell a new album that had been recorded at Ardent and produced by Dickinson.
The key question for the pro-euro camp is when Tony Blair and the Chancellor, Gordon Brown, will move from quiet promotion of the single currency to the kind of ardent evangelism that will be needed to shift public opinion.
Along with his partners, Fabian Alsutany (a k a Sultan 32), who founded Globesonic in 2000, and Derek Beres, the managing editor of Global Rhythm magazine, Mr. Bragin is part of a loose but ardent coalition of D.J.'s, musicians and industry executives dedicated to the promotion of international folk and electronic fusion styles.
However, May opposed the Labour decision to build a third runway in 2009, and ministers who were ardent critics of the expansion, including Justine Greening, Boris Johnson, and Philip Hammond, have gained heavyweight promotions under May.
The biggest growth area in summer concert promotion is the regional mini-festival based around jam bands that cater to an ardent niche audience.
Ardent birthers may disagree.
Frank was an ardent conservationist.
