Sentence examples for been promotion from inspiring English sources
noun
An advancement in rank or position.
- I'll have to give myself a promotion!
Ms. Schroeder had been promotion director at DM News, New York, and its affiliated properties.
On his blue team there's been promotion for some tough customers, typical of the new Tory intake.
There has been promotion without honour before: Marti Pellow singing Close To You on Emmerdale during its week of release, Cher on Anne And Nick In The Morning.
Being a tsar he suggested, as a picture of Ivan the Terrible appeared on a screen behind him, would certainly have been promotion from being a "drugs baron" – as he was more often known.
Having reached the second tier via the play-offs, Huddersfield could have been forgiven for succumbing early on to a side that has been in the Championship for 10 years and been promotion candidates for the last three seasons.
5 The major focus of these programs and interventions has been promotion of consistent condom use and behavior change communication among this vulnerable group.
"Life is promotion," he said.
That's promotion material right there.
The best medicine, then, is promotion.
The bigger picture is promotion.
It could be promotion or bust.
