Sentence examples for campaign actor from inspiring English sources

One audience member asked the panel why she should vote for them: "As a young mother who is scared and unsure of the consequences of my vote for my child, and their children, what is the one thing that you can say to me to give me faith in your campaign?" Actor and pro-independence campaigner Elaine C Smith said: "I'm a mother as well, I'm a grandmother of a 16-week-old baby.

As a part of the campaign, actors will be placed in installations across the City of London representing a nail bar, a school (where sometimes cleaners are in fact slaves), a hotel room, a prison and a construction site, to spotlight key industries that people are trafficked into in the UK.

In an email to HuffPost, a spokeswoman from Cuomo's office said of the ad campaign, "Actors are trained to make fiction sound believable and this morning's performance was more of the same.

His closest friends included the Marxist playwright David Mercer and the campaigning actor Peggy Ashcroft, who in 1973 encouraged him to voice his opposition to American involvement in the overthrow of Chile's President Allende.

People on Twitter poked fun at Fox News over an online article that appeared to criticize gun control-campaigning actor Jamie Lee Curtis for brandishing a firearm in her new movie "Halloween".

Since it ended in 2007, the findings and conclusions of the RBCT trial have been cited, presented, interpreted, contested, analysed, re-analysed and re-interpreted by multiple scientific, veterinary, political, policy, public and campaigning actors.

After denials by his campaign, the actor acknowledged that he had sometimes "behaved badly" on film sets.

It was the D Triple-C that arranged for a touch of Hollywood in Connecticut's 2nd District during the closing days of the 2006 campaign, dispatching actor Ben Affleck to visit the University of Connecticut with Courtney.

Today, the company is debuting its first ever national marketing campaign featuring actor Jeff Goldblum.

So it's hoping a circa $1 billion marketing campaign — starring actor Robert Downey Jr., of Ironman fame — plus an injection of Internet-friendly humour is the special sauce needed to lure consumers away from Android kingpin, Samsung.

"It would be the funniest, most exciting, most crazy campaign," the actor told Howard Stern.