Sentence examples for take promoting from inspiring English sources

SuzAnn Brantner from Aoki's team tells me the vector graphics take promoting your Snapchat account "from the digital space to the real world".

This has imposed a superficial lens on participation, viewed as fundamentally influenced by processes underpinned by risk-taking, promoting a biased perspective where AAS are perceived as a context for taking socially unacceptable, pathological and unnecessary risks [3 10].

To do both takes promoting what makes teaching so wonderful and unique.

In practice, fundamentalists take to promoting their leaders as infallible authorities.

This article focuses on the roles that governments take in promoting, protecting and enhancing the health and well-being of their populations.

Realizing this, a number of Muslim thinkers around the world have taken to promoting a "liberal" Islam.

The bridal industry has taken to promoting the idea that you don't even have to be divorced to enjoy a splashy second wedding.

And Mr. Levy, who had taken to promoting the work as toys for adults, advised Cornell to make something uncharacteristically large and eye-holding for the occasion.

But what concrete steps will Mr. Obama take to promote democracy?

But the mayor has taken to promoting the city's crime statistics.

In the weekend's Daily Telegraph full-page advertisements were taken out promoting the ban.