Sentence examples for campaign fitted from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Kelly launched a publicity campaign fitted out with some phrases of her own coinage.

Judgments like these inescapably turn on a balance of risks, and the interim chief medical officer (recruitment for the permanent post is ongoing) was on hand yesterday to explain why the timing of the new campaign fitted with expert opinion.

The head of citizenship at Nationwide, Stephen Uden, said the decision to join the campaign fitted in with the organisation's guiding ethos as a mutual, adding that as the economy showed signs of picking up he hoped other major organisations would do the same.

In "Broken City," Crowe's mayoral campaign fits the movie's swift but narrow current and never risks overflowing.

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Mr. McAuliffe's GreenTech career — he resigned as chairman last December to focus on his campaign — fits a pattern of tying into the Clinton network.

It is a prospect that could give Senator John McCain's campaign fits, threatening to siphon critical Republican votes away from him in important battleground states.

Their campaign fits neatly into a global trend: to reduce the public's faith in public broadcasting, and to prepare for its selloff to corporate competitors.

Step one toward meeting this objective would be to acknowledge what is readily apparent and explain how such a campaign fits within U.S. foreign policy, rather than having anonymous officials issue leaks praising the program as an unqualified success.

The abbreviated 14-week campaign fits neatly between seasons for the US's new professional league (National Women's Soccer League), as it also does for many European leagues, the English Women's Super League among them.

The Olympic campaign fits well with the company's over-arching mandate from our new Chief Executive Officer Robert McDonald to be guided by purpose.