Sentence examples for connected campaign from inspiring English sources

With that in mind, they've rolled out the "Stay Connected" campaign, with a little help from "Mad Men" actor John Slattery.

And in January, Diesel, the Italian ready-to-wear design company, rocked the industry with its "We Are Connected" campaign, featuring 26-year-old Jillian Mercado in one ad.

The biggest mistake Mitchell made in his concerted and connected campaign to clear his name was at the very point that it looked as if he was moving closer to his goal.

In the run-up to the U.S. presidential election, the Internet telephony company is moving beyond its core audience of friends and families to connect campaign volunteers with voters and journalists with viewers.

"For years here in Illinois, there were accusations being thrown about down in Springfield, in the capital, about Blagojevich doing certain things in a corrupt pattern -- that he was connecting campaign funds with contracts.

But more and more people are beginning to connect campaigning over climate change, war and inequality with fighting for women's liberation.

Poll-Watcher connects to the liberal-friendly campaign organizer suite, NGP/VAN, that connects campaigns for president, congress, and local races, which means that the entire Democratic ticket can (theoretically) coordinate their get-out-the-vote efforts.

Channels like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and email connect campaigns directly with their donors and volunteers, providing easy paths to distribute news, talking points, event invitations and appeals for time and money.

That's why we connected the campaign to OneOrlando.org.org

Inquiries to people connected to campaigns that received large checks yielded few insights into Mr. Williams.

In reality, Papadopoulos knew of the professor's "substantial connections to Russian government officials" and used the professor's connection to try to connect the campaign with the Russian government.