Sentence examples for polishing the image from inspiring English sources

This week, when not busy with Mr. Kerrey, he has been vigorously polishing the image of A. Alfred Taubman, the former chairman of Sotheby's auction house, who was indicted on Wednesday on federal price-fixing charges.

The business secretary, Vince Cable, talks of polishing the image of an industry associated with dirt and decline, and of rebalancing the economy away from financial services toward more tangible stuff.

"This behaviour kills the hard work of the people that have been polishing the image of the sport," said Klitschko. .

The idea was to polish the image of America, which he said was "a good brand, but a brand losing friends around the world".

They say the terrorist attacks, coupled with the nonprofit world's growing respect for business expertise, probably did a lot to polish the image of the nonprofit world, just as corporate scandals were tarnishing the title of chief executive.

The Marriott hotel chain, eager to polish the image of its most upscale brand, JW Marriott, had taken over the tony Rihga Royal Hotel on West 54th Street in Manhattan and renamed it the JW Marriott New York.

Yet the biopic has diplomatic ambitions too: it seeks to polish the image of China's relationship with America ahead of Xi Jinping's first state visit to Washington as Chinese president in September.The biopic is part of Mr Xi's campaign to deploy the image of Deng, who ruled China from 1978-1992, to bolster his own position.

Next spring, the 2002 model might polish the image again.

And the Solstice and Sky could polish the image of the struggling Pontiac and Saturn brands.

He often serves as the spokesperson for Amsterdam's guild of coffee shops, and has polished the image of his company into an internationally recognized operation.

Washington, D.C.-based Qorvis Communications has polished the image of the tiny West African nation of Equatorial Guinea – whose vast oil wealth goes to finance outlandish luxury for its ruling family, the Obiangs, while 76.8percentt of its people live below the poverty level according to World Bank figures.