Her easy target this time is Jesse Ventura who knows a thing about self-promotion himself as the former US Navy Seal who transformed himself into a professional wrestler before mysteriously persuading the normally wise folk of Minnesota to give him the keys to the governor's mansion in 1998.
(He also promoted Jermaine, whom he called "Gemini").. Pete promoted himself with such enthusiasm, he became a sort of self-parody of the obnoxious promotion man.
Her dedication and Jellinek's gift for promotion — of himself and otherwise — proved a powerful combination.
✒ Robert Peston may hate PRs, but he's pretty nifty at doing a spot of promotion for himself.
On the other hand, Mr Evans is merely a talented footballer, not an exceptional one, and he would be unlikely to push Oldham Athletic all the way to promotion by himself.
Mr. Bush's promotion of himself as a congenial, inspiring leader works that vein, especially in contrast to Mr. Gore, who is seen by some voters and colleagues as the ultimate partisan attack dog.
J is a "talented fellow who allowed himself to betray his talent"; a man capable, at a Michael Jordan promotion, of helping himself to Nike shoes intended for disadvantaged children.
Otto built his rule on the foundation provided by bishops loyal to the empire; these bishops, many of German origin, owed their promotion to Otto himself.
He led the Ducks' minor league affiliate, Norfolk, in goals (27 in 55 games) before gaining the promotion and positioning himself to play a key role this season.
In the promotion, Helms allied himself with Marco Corleone, and in his debut for the promotion at the January 22 tapings, he defeated Corleone's rival and Lucha Libre USA Champion Lizmark Jr. via disqualification.
The only change is that every politician has given himself a promotion".
