Sentence examples for start a promotion from inspiring English sources

But if they start a promotion like "I got my job through the pages of Fortune," boy, will they be in trouble.

Gone were the days when simply buying up big names in pop music was enough to kick start a promotion.

I helped start a promotion encouraging these fans to speak out for GMO labeling in their own words, and asking them to use the new "Promoted Posts" feature, where anybody can pay $7 to increase the visibility of what they say.

Joan was scheduled to start a promotion tour for "The Year of Magical Thinking," the incandescent memoir she'd completed about losing John, but she'd put things on hold because of Quintana.

So "we wanted to plus it up" with additional spots, he added, as well as start a promotion on dennys.com to win free breakfasts earlier than it began last year.

He had just started a promotion: a $20 move-in special.

Carrefour, sponsor of the French team, has started a promotion to refund the cost of some flat-screen televisions here if the national team wins.

One of them, Wise Foods, started a promotion in May to tout its status as the Official Potato Chip and Cheez Doodle Sponsor of both the Mets and the Boston Red Sox.

So this week, Starbucks began testing a mobile order and payment system in Portland, Ore., and started a promotion that will award 14 customers a gold card entitling them to lifetime supply of the company's products — take that Willy Wonka.

A current campaign on the site is for the Hershey Company, which started a promotion soliciting blog posts of 400 words or more on "ways you share happiness with those around you" as part of a tie-in for a new product called Hershey's Drops.

I completely forgot to mention this the other day: now that XM is in the podcast business, it has started a promotion that gives away two weeks of streaming XM Satellite Radio.