Sentence examples for pitched campaign from inspiring English sources

Tourism has huge potential, recognised by the government's nicely pitched campaign: "It's more fun in the Philippines".It is also more fun with a newish president.

Politicians sometimes appeared to be in an escalatory war of toughness during the pitched campaign, bringing positions traditionally favored by the far right into the mainstream.

Miramax's co-chairman Harvey Weinstein mounted a pitched campaign to win "Garden State," calling Mr. Braff and his producers nonstop through Saturday, after the premiere, people involved in the deal said.

They have even pitched campaigns about inequality and the middle class, despite their own personal fortunes and close ties to the financial and oil industries – and to old money.

Cambridge was founded a few years ago as an offshoot of a British firm called SCL Group to pitch campaign services in the United States.

Miami attorney Jack Thompson, already famous to a generation of Xbox and PlayStation owners for pitching campaigns against game companies, argues that games are rotting the minds of young people.

The numbers for the study were pulled from Facebook Advertising, the page where the company pitches campaigns to advertisers.

De Blasio has pitched his campaign with the most populist and ambitious agenda in memory.

She pitched the campaign on an unusual idea — a "bring your child to meet the first woman president" fundraiser.

Correction: This article has been corrected to clarify the precise relationship between Press Kitchen, the PR company that pitched the campaign to Mashable, and PETA.

So we pitched the campaign to Stacy and she loved it.