Sentence examples for feeling campaign from inspiring English sources

"The new ad from Orbit gum continues the brand's well-known 'clean up that dirty mouth feeling' campaign," she writes in an e-mail, "this time with humor that reminds consumers about the oral care benefits of chewing after eating and drinking, when food can linger in your mouth and interfere in social situations.

Released Thursday as part of Coca-Cola's "Taste the Feeling" campaign, "Pool Boy" shows a brother and a sister eyeing a bare-chested hunk as he cleans their swimming pool.

Indigenous leaders who did not want to comment on Pearson's proposal directly told Guardian Australia a meeting with the prime minister could be the "circuit-breaker" the debate needed, with some feeling the campaign was in danger of stalling.

Students Teaching Each Other At Lanier High, in a neighborhood of boarded-up homes and rusted-out cars, Mr. Moses's perch is in a dark corner of the first floor, a messy set of vandalized tables and folding chairs with ripped cushions adjacent to a messier office and kitchen, the whole place feeling more campaign office than classroom.

Despite the relief of reaching an accord, G.M. executives planned no celebration or new marketing campaign, feeling that might look unseemly or even arrogant.

The band felt "overjoyed" that they could, once again, contribute to the Children in Need campaign, feeling that it meant a lot to them to be involved and feeling privileged to be able to help; they also commented that it was nice for British school children to be involved in raising money for charity.

Feelings are running high, but we feel our campaign has been based on logic.

Is Mitt Romney's campaign feeling the pressure from President Obama's attacks on his record as governor of Massachusetts?

The Scottish Social Attitudes study shows Scots will end the campaign feeling more British than at the start.

There was a counter-culture 'YouTube' feeling to the campaign at that stage, a sense of zeitgeist.

Still, several friends and aides to Mr. Obama said Friday's outcome had a similar feeling to the campaign's loss in the New Hampshire primary.