Sentence examples for promoted a project from inspiring English sources

She recently promoted a project for Sky with Elle Macpherson; apparently Macpherson was surprised to find that Vicky could ride a bike.

In 1952 the Spanish government promoted a project known as the Plan Badajoz, which raised the standard of living, productivity, and agriculture and intensified development and industrialization in the area.

We're familiar with the good-for-business "capsule collection" and the fashion-as-art installation, but Odin is promoting a project called "A Milliner's Story: Albertus Swanepoel" as a "capsule installation".

That "goal" (the star promoting a project and the news show getting viewers) is generally what comes first; and "a better situation" is code for "until the show backs down and agrees not to ask any tough questions".

"The deputy mayor and his agency have proceeded in a recession to promote a project that is going to cost hundreds of millions of dollars and displace scores of small businesses and thousands of workers without any conceivable plan or a developer to implement it," Mr. Lipsky said.

Most notably, the size of a scientist's personal and professional networks, and how much a researcher promotes a project on his or her own, can be important.

A pure crowd design requires the crowd members to play many roles in a crowdfunding platform, including supplying funds, choosing and evaluating projects, gathering project information, and monitoring and promoting a project.

On the basis of the findings emerged from the case-analysis, one can affirm that Costa Edutainment is promoting a project of education and cultural evolution which is a pre-conditions for a genuine proposal of responsible and sustainable tourism.

Kaufman is also exploring other ways to make money: recruiting users with particular skills to a project ($5 a head for each experienced graphic designer, for example); selling sponsored "feature" spots on the homepage to promote a project; user surveys, analytics, and targeted advertising.

Not in promoting a project that jeopardizes our farms and communities, and the health of our life-sustaining planet.

Jennifer Aniston isn't the only woman in Hollywood whose ex-husband recently aired some dirty laundry while promoting a project.