Sentence examples for sponsored experiences from inspiring English sources

After that, there are opportunities to partner both with leagues and sports organizations, and with brands for sponsored experiences.

The company has also sponsored numerous Experience Hendrix tours that have showcased contemporary artists performing the music of Jimi Hendrix in concert to underscore the never ending vitality and inspiration of Hendrix's music.

Based on interviews with sponsors of hospital P4P programs in the United States, Damberg et al. [ 17] noted that in negotiating the terms of their P4P contracts, sponsors experience greater bargaining power of hospitals compared to individual physicians.

There is a seemingly endless number of use cases for everything from product demos to sponsored invite-only experiences.

There are volunteer organizations that get employers to sponsor the experience.

And at least they offered those unable to afford the often eye-watering ticket prices an opportunity to grab their slice of the (heavily sponsored) World Cup experience.

In a measure of Bedell's reputation, its 1995 reserve merlot was poured alongside other internationally recognized merlots at a blind tasting in October for hundreds at the New York Wine Experience, sponsored by the Wine Spectator Scholarship Fund.

The full list of winners: Student experience (sponsored by The Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education Manchester Metropolitan Universityy The EQAL project (Enhancing the Quality of Assessment for Learning) saw Manchester Metropolitan University transform the undergraduate curriculum after consulting students and focus groups.

After its academy debut, "A Magic Science" travels to Seattle, where it will be sponsored by the Experience Music Project, the rock 'n' roll museum that opened this year under the patronage of the ultimate Hendrix fan, the billionaire entrepreneur Paul Allen.

Mr. Mogae, who spoke at a day-long conference on the lessons of Botswana's experience sponsored by the Center for Strategic and International Studies, a research organization in Washington, said this internal brain drain had been compounded by the departure of doctors and nurses for other countries.

The summer of my junior year in 1995, I participated in an undergraduate research experience sponsored by the National Science Foundation and hosted at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.