Sentence examples for promoting yet another from inspiring English sources

So I replied, using my Montblanc fountain pen, that I would meet him at baggage reclaim 4 at Phoenix airport, at some point in the future when I had finished my nationwide tour promoting yet another of my brilliant books.

Wills seemed destined to remain a one-hit wonder, often promoting yet another remixed version of "Gonna Get Along Without You Now", but charted again in 1986 with "Dare To Dream", her own composition, and the one she was justly most proud of since it was built around her favourite saying: "Aim for the sky and always dare to dream".

The winds of war are blowing again, as those who pray on the darker impulses of fear are promoting yet another unwise war, and sadly, there are signs that the loyal opposition will need an infusion of steel more courageous and wise than what was shown in October of 2002.

Areva and Mistubishi Heavy have rival designs of their own, but have also set up a joint venture to promote yet another type of reactor.

Nonetheless, a popular assumption regarding the whirlwind world tour to promote yet another untimely Hollywood extravaganza in which human devastation contains a high entertainment component is that Miss Holmes, many years Cruise's junior, has somehow fallen under the spell of a scheming Svengali.

A draft will only create more potential American cannon fodder and eventual war memorials to the dead, sharpen antiwar protests everywhere, awaken renewed civil strife at home and add ever more billions to our national debt, not to mention whetting the appetite of our bellicose administration and its neoconservative allies eager to promote yet another war in the volatile Middle East.

But more importantly the claim hides an agenda -- to attack women's rights and promote yet another form of gender-based injustice that is harmful to all women, but especially to women of color.

Undeterred by the inglorious impact of their meddling so far, many local governments are now promoting yet more cheap loans and other incentives to encourage peasants to set up big mechanised farms like Shaliuhe's.

"And this stuff hasn't been that highly promoted yet".

"There is no new album to promote — yet," Mr. Buckingham teased early in the night.

Mint, saffron and cotton are just three of the crops that have been promoted, yet all have so far failed to make a dent in Afghanistan's only significant export.