Sentence examples for endorsement column from inspiring English sources

Like I said last week, my random endorsement column will be a little unorthodox sometimes.

Well, well, I've just been giving permission to expand my "Random Endorsement" column beyond the world of tech.

"This is a big win for Sarah, she gets to chalk up another win in her endorsement column.

In the second column (class 2) approximately 45% (4-items) have a high probabilities endorsement (i.e. books [0.792], electricity [0.709], study desk [0.626], dictionary [0.528], and calculators [0.456]).

Cricketers today are earning handsomely, not only from the game but also from endorsements, media columns, etc.

"You had the endorsement and a column right next to it saying, Don't pay any attention to that, the editorial board really wanted Walter Mondale".

Elsewhere 'Mission Make the Lib-Dems Cool Again' had a glowing endorsement in the column inches of the Independent, where former think-tank director Ian Kearns wrote a piece titled "I left Labour for the Lib Dems because Jeremy Corbyn isn't radical enough".

Here's how it works: You can go onto any candidate's Facebook page — yes, this includes third-party candidates like Jill Stein and Gary Johnson; no one is getting left out — click "Endorsements" in the left-hand column and add your own endorsement.

Having wept his way to a string of product endorsements and a lucrative column in The Sun, some – including the referee who booked him – would expect that with the passing of time and the accumulation of money Gascoigne's grief might have subsided.

While Katie's tied up there, she'll have no time for lucrative columns, endorsements, or even lion-taming in a spandex unitard on Cirque du Célébrité.

Partly this is because the high-street stalwart does not doggedly chase column inches with celebrity endorsements or designer collaborations.