Sentence examples for fine promotion from inspiring English sources

Strikeforce is a fine promotion, and I thoroughly enjoyed last week's event, but not everybody who watched UFC spends all day long on Sherdog.

High-flying Brentford earned their ninth victory in 10 league games with a fine win at promotion rivals Preston.

(A nod to LTF here, who, in my experience, is supportive of women in their races and at their clubs. The CEO Challenge is a new offering for them, and I'm sure they'll figure out how to fine tune its promotion).

Consumers should also ask about late fees and read the fine print on promotions.

Tommy Smith scored twice as Ipswich Town boosted their chances of avoiding relegation with a fine victory over promotion-chasing Middlesbrough.

Last year, St . Petersburgapproved a bill that imposes fines for the "promotion of homosexuality".

After relegation, a decade later another fine Burnley team won promotion in 1973 with Martin Dobson, Colin Waldron and Leighton James to the fore.

Despite much publicised recent efforts by drug-industry groups to curb the most egregious ministrations to doctors by reps curiously, more often than not pretty women firms still spend billions trying to walk a fine line between product promotion and undue influence.

The leaders of the movement, reacting to what Ms. Kaplan called "the cacaphony of the many Victorian styles prevailing at the time," set clear goals: a revival of hand craftsmanship, more satisfying working conditions, the elevation of decorative arts to the status of fine arts and the promotion of simple, uncluttered interiors through design unity.

Clubs who fail to meet those rules face a transfer embargo - or a fine if they win promotion to the Premier League.

Although details are not fully finalized, this includes "a roughly $400 million criminal fine for the illegal promotion of the antipsychotic Risperdal," according to the Wall Street Journal.