Sentence examples for regular sponsor from inspiring English sources

After the exit of JVC as his regular sponsor, he returns this year with the first annual CareFusion Jazz Festival, named after the medical technology company that is writing its checks.

HOLMDEL, N.J. — Ford is the regular sponsor of Toby Keith's concerts, and no federal aid can outweigh the impact of a logo from the rear of an F-150 beaming out to crowds of thousands every time Mr. Keith bows his head in contemplation.

Because the series has no regular sponsor, and attracts comparatively few sponsors for its individual programs in the course of a season, it brings in only about half a million advertising dollars, while its production costs come to about two million dollars, and it occupies air time worth about twice that sum.

In some cases, the target was employees: California Credit Union is a regular sponsor of an annual address to administrators.

Nat King Cole's television show, which went on the air in 1956, could never get regular sponsors.

If the regular sponsored ads hadn't already destroyed Facebook for you -- seriously, why the hell do you think you're obsessed with guitars and horses -- the upcoming launch of video ads will definitely do the trick.

Henry was the producer and a director on the show, which was expanded from 15 minutes to half an hour in the summer of 1957 and ended that December, having failed to find a regular national sponsor.

Liquor companies like Grand Marnier, Seagram and Bacardi are regular co-sponsors for Black Diamonds events, offering free "tastings" throughout the night.

Observing that "Life 360" is produced by PBS, he does a search on the Chubb Group and John D. MacArthur, regular PBS sponsors.

Sippy Downs' sustainable development is promoted by the local council and the local Innovation Centre is holding regular events sponsored by regional authorities.

For instance, try signing up for a new class at a local community college or joining a new social group - some cities even have "singles clubs" that sponsor regular recreational outings.