Sentence examples for fresh gimmick from inspiring English sources

Mark Gibbings-JopensWorsley opens this three-parter by announcing a fresh gimmick: to bridge the gap between presenter and reconstruction, she's cast herself as a contemporaneous observer of Henry VIII.

And once again, as Hollywood faces a widening range of competition from cable and satellite television, home video and the Internet, the industry needs a fresh gimmick (and this one has the advantage, at least for the moment, of being pirate-proof).

Only the idle rich can afford the leisure in which to agonize over the state of their nerves; what are they to do, in a time of economic growth, but concoct fresh gimmicks for their idleness, or spend money on "all the useless things in the world that could not be done without"?

The emphasis now is on finding new gimmicks to keep things fresh.

There will be new gimmicks.

Coke is now trying to repeat its US success in Europe by introducing new drinks and dreaming up fresh occasion marketing gimmicks.

Its other gimmick is "fresh products," Tom Arthur, president of the Yonkers store, said, meaning that about 70percentt of the items are made on site: soups, roasted coffee beans, smoked salmon and even balloonlike balls of mozzarella.

Ewings' work really shines in the 360 view photographs that he creates, where the image could veer off into gimmick, but remains fresh and frightening thanks to Ewings' meticulous presentation.

The fresh faces dilute any sense of gimmick.

In a booze marketplace lousy with come-ons and gimmicks, it has contrived a fresh one: the nightclub as day spa, the bender as Botox.

The gimmick helped demonstrate her passion and fresh point of view about active wear and fitness, that for a huge number of potential customers, it's not about crossing a finish line first but just having fun and feeling good.