Sentence examples for be promotion for from inspiring English sources
noun
An advancement in rank or position.
- I'll have to give myself a promotion!
The shows in February – accompanied by an extensive interview in Mojo magazine – were expected to be promotion for the release of Prince's new album, Plectrum Electrum.
38 In order to tackle this problem, there should be promotion for improvement in water, hygiene and sanitation systems in developing countries.
On his blue team there's been promotion for some tough customers, typical of the new Tory intake.
"I know I need to start chipping in with goals now as well and the ultimate goal is promotion for the football club".
But there are promotions for Norman Lamb and Jo Swinson, both close to Mr Clegg.
The only goal for 2013 was promotion.
Katie Vanneck has been poached from News International, where she was promotions director for the Times and Sunday Times.
There are promotions and payment providers for your Farm Cash!
ALONE, TOGETHER Quelle and I could be a promotion for good, healthy breakups.
It was a promotion for Harry, but his wife, Ruth, & their son, missed Duluth.
It was a promotion for the opening of its convention center.
