Sentence examples for promote an article from inspiring English sources

The videos were conceived by Esquire magazine to promote an article in the March issue about the mass killing of exotic animals last fall in Zanesville, Ohio.

Ms. Crawford is even appearing on the cover of the March issue of Architectural Digest, another Condé Nast magazine, to promote an article inside about her new Upper East Side apartment.

And so, in the plainest terms, Rolling Stone chose to promote an article about Dzhokhar Tsarnaev with a photo of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev — one that other news outlets, including the New York Times and Washington Post, had previously published.

The Drudge Report tweet was meant to promote an article written by Vargas that was published Monday by Politico Magazine, in which Vargas explained why he allowed himself to be detained by border officials this summer as a flood of immigrants from Central American countries crossed the Texas border, sparking a divisive immigration debate across the country.

As a congressional candidate in 2010, he had to apologise for a tweet his campaign sent out promoting an article that called his opponent Raj Goyle, an Indian American Democrat, a "turban topper".

What does it mean that the "credibility" of a joke about the #LiberalRaceHorseNames hashtag ranks three points below a tweet from Slate promoting an article about the actor Tom Hardy?

By contrast, the group of conservative businesses published an article called "A Review of Global Warming Science" expressing skepticism and promoted an article by the Competitive Enterprise Institute that same year that said there was "no 'scientific consensus' [quotes theirs] that global warming will cause damaging climate change".

As a congressional candidate in 2010, Pompeo had to personally apologise for a tweet his campaign sent out promoting an article that called his opponent Raj Goyle, an Indian-American Democrat, a "turban topper" who "could be a muslim, a hindy, a buddhist etc who knows".

In March, he promoted an article on his Facebook page that called homosexuality a "filthy" lifestyle.

In August, Pompeo's Twitter feed promoted an article that called Goyle a "turban topper".

In 2016, Shapiro promoted an article on The Daily Wire that called the Muslim presence in Europe a "disease".