Sentence examples similar to war promotion from inspiring English sources

Fuller perhaps took comfort from his post-war promotion eventually reaching the rank of major-general.

*A previous version of this story speculated that PepsiCo might be involved in a Star Wars promotion based on past history.

Pixar, another part of the Disney empire, is having a little fun with the "Star Wars" promotion, and offering up its own take.

PepsiCo's initiatives will include the introduction, starting Tuesday, of special "Star Wars" packaging and promotions at retailers.

After World War II, promotion of self-determination among subject peoples became one of the chief goals of the United Nations.

After the war came promotion and visits to Royal Navy yards in Malta, Singapore and Aden; she certainly worked for the Empire, if not for God.

Alexander was a colonel in Grenada where, with loans from brothers John and William (the family was a mini-enterprise in itself), he bought a slave plantation and called it Westerhall.Even the women who stayed could be said to have left in imagination, hungry for news of war and promotion, relaying information and waiting if only for a parcel of refined sugar or Indian muslin.

It was during this conflict that CWO2 Joseph B. Aviles, Sr., a member of the United States Coast Guard and the first Hispanic-American to be promoted to Chief Petty Officer, received a war-time promotion to Chief Warrant Officer (November 27 , 1944, thus becoming the first Hispanic American to reach that level as well.

(Wendy's and McDonald's run at about 19%.) For the first time in a decade all three of the brands posted positive same-store sales for a full year in 1998 and for the first half of this year though third-quarter same-store sales at Taco Bell (hurt by a failed Star Wars premium promotion) are expected to be negative.

(Wendy's and McDonald's run at about 19%.) For the first time in a decade all three of the brands posted positive same-store sales for a full year in 1998; they did so for the first half of this year, also though third-quarter same-store sales at Taco Bell (hurt by a failed Star Wars premium promotion) are expected to be negative.

Although Rosie the Riveter was a fictitious character, the image of a musclebound woman in overalls became an enduring wartime icon, embodying the nation's can-do spirit, and was popularized in posters, war-bond promotions and the 1942 song, "Rosie the Riveter".