Sentence examples for promotion stands from inspiring English sources

They pay for special promotion stands.

One in particular, Edward O'Donnell, a mortgage executive whom Ms. Mairone passed over for a promotion, stands out in this regard.

On pace to miss his first WrestleMania in 19 years, appearing in a wrestling capacity in AEW sounds anything but promising given the high caliber of wrestling the promotion stands to deliver.

The final round was attended by an estimated 2,500 slam enthusiasts.Slam is no longer a subculture: it's part of a burgeoning spoken-word industry which includes sell-out nationwide book promotion tours, stand-up comedy and one-person theatrical productions.

That extraordinary drive has not always won him the affection of colleagues, some of whom dislike Mr. Schumer for what they and their staff members describe as an egomania and a crass self-promotion that stand out even on Capitol Hill.

Mr Hu, China's president, is expected to step down in 2012; Mr Xi, his promotion now confirmed, stands ready to succeed him.

Promotion, as it stands, remains at risk.

I'm sure there are a world of possibilities here and the promotion as it stands just seems lazy and boring.

And the two main promotion contenders now stand 34 points clear of third-placed Essex at the halfway mark of the Championship season.

"An apple a day keeps the doctor away," a public health message delivered by parents and teachers since the 19th century, 1 is an example of how concise, clear, and accurate Victorian health promotion can truly stand the test of time, whereas other Victorian practices such as the use of leeches in primary care have fallen away.

The time-bending, animated promotion of Tibetan Buddhism stands in stark contrast to Beijing's depiction of Tibetan lamaseries as fortresses of pro-independence dissent.