Sentence examples for preparing to promote from inspiring English sources

Last winter, when Amanda Davis was preparing to promote her first novel, "Wonder When You'll Miss Me," she logged on often to ask questions about readings and reviews.

LONDON – Royal Bank of Scotland is preparing to promote Ross McEwan to chief executive, a person with direct knowledge of the decision said on Thursday.

Ford declined to comment directly on a Bloomberg News report that the board was preparing to promote Mark Fields, president of the company's North and South American operations, to the job of chief operating officer.

As news of the suit's dismissal broke on Thursday, Ms. Daniels was preparing to promote her new book, "Full Disclosure," around the country, including an expected appearance in Washington next week.

Last July, Leona Lewis was preparing to promote her third album when some subtle changes were afoot: her then soon-to-be-released single Collide represented a slight shift towards a more dance-oriented, club-friendly sound and she'd actually started expressing opinions in interviews.

Meanwhile the cabinet was preparing to promote him to Vice-Admiral of the white, and to dispatch him to transport troops to Newfoundland.

One senior Tory warned of tokenism as the prime minister prepares to promote large numbers of women.

The Yankees swapped for the utility infielder Enrique Wilson yesterday, cut the veteran catcher Joe Oliver and prepared to promote pitcher Randy Keisler to pitch against the Montreal Expos tonight.

Is Ms. Kidman prepared to promote "Moulin Rouge" knowing that the first question asked by reporters may not have anything to do with the movie?

But as Europe prepares to promote competition into its market, Gazprom could find itself working harder for lower prices, analysts said.

The Mets have been prepared to promote d'Arnaud for the last two weeks, after Buck announced his wife was due to give birth on Aug. 1.