Sentence examples for promotion means from inspiring English sources
If you don't put extra hours then you won't get promoted, no promotion means no salary hike.
Clarke's promotion means three major grocers have changed bosses in a month.
On the farm, getting a promotion means tricking recruits into debt, then beating them into productivity.
Dundee's promotion means the new Rangers could kick off life in the Ramsden's Cup against Brechin.
In the first division, they will be replaced by Real Betis and Sporting Gijón, for whom promotion means survival.
(I use the inverted commas because the craziness of the regulations covering promotion means both sides could yet stay up).
The promotion, meant to attract new readers, runs through Tuesday at 11 p.m. Eastern time.
A promotion meant relocation, and Ralph and Merle settled in Hampshire when Ralph took up a post as head of English at Wyvern college, in Eastleigh.
Restaurant Week grew out of a 1992 promotion meant to impress the thousands of delegates and journalists who came to New York for the Democratic National Convention.
The promotion meant his contributions – interviews, "fact" pieces or "visits" – were no longer automatically submitted to the magazine's notorious process of rewriting.
On account of his father's job in an Irish bank, theirs was a peripatetic upbringing where each promotion meant a move to another small town.
