Sentence examples for trademark campaign from inspiring English sources

Ramzan Golant has had a hand in some of the nation's most well-known ads, including BT's "It's good to talk", Sainsbury's "Feed your family for a fiver", and the Economist's trademark campaign.

CLAREMONT, N.H., July 14 — Without much money, or a private jet or even one of his trademark campaign buses, Senator John McCain brought his newly stripped-down campaign to an American Legion post here on Saturday and stood in a stifling hot room for an hour and a half fielding questions from voters like Frank Fahey.

Mr. Franks spent a rainy day at his trademark campaign event, the meet-and-greet at the places where people are likely to have a moment to listen, including the ShopRite in Wharton, the Hasbrouck Heights Little League Picnic and the Jefferson Township Fire Company.

Political discussions are peppered with his trademark campaign slogan, hapa kazi tu ("work and nothing else").

Obama again condemned anti-Muslim rhetoric on the campaign trail, and said he believes now more than ever that "we are all in this together". "That's what makes America great," he said, an allusion — intended or not — to Trump's trademark campaign slogan.

On Wednesday, the McCain campaign put out a new homepage, featuring his new, Obama-like slogan, and an image that seems uncannily similar to Obama's trademark campaign logo - the red and white stripped valley under what appears to be a blue sun (or in McCain's case, blue sun rays).

But "Saul Bass: A Life in Film and Design" is an encompassing professional monograph that also covers his poster designs and corporate trademark campaigns.

As national leaders mourned, grief spilled from the sidewalk outside Mr. Wellstone's headquarters here, where people on their lunch breaks flocked to place a bouquet under the trademark green campaign signs, grab a Wellstone button, light a candle or just cry.

Most notably, Abercrombie & Fitch and American Apparel have ditched their trademark sexualized campaigns.

With what became a trademark energetic campaigning style, he set out to squeeze the Labour vote and, in the 1979 general election, took his party to second place, although still more than 10,000 votes behind Peyton.

Now the veterans are a campaign trademark.