Sentences with phrase «spent after labor day»
Some critical quotes: «Though most political ad dollars traditionally are spent after Labor Day, tight primaries and early spending on House, Senate and gubernatorial races have pushed...
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«Though most political ad dollars traditionally are spent after Labor Day, tight primaries and early spending on House, Senate and gubernatorial races have pushed local TV - ad spending above $ 311 million as of mid-August, up 45 % from the same point in 2004 and more than three times as much as in 2002...»
Not exact matches
While Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has generally downplayed the seriousness of the public health crisis, Clinton yesterday toured a Miami neighborhood health clinic near ground zero of the Zika outbreak and admonished lawmakers for having adjourned until after Labor Day without resolving a partisan impasse over the urgently needed spending bill.
And if you were a high - spending customer back when the tornado of»98 hit, on Labor Day, well, you know what happened after the power outages — the store sent you a letter and a 10 % - off coupon to help you restock the fridge.
Last cycle, party committees aired some five - figure and small six - figure buys during the August before the elections, but the serious seven - figure spending came after Labor Day.
He postponed campaigning until after Labor Day, even as his campaign spent more than $ 23 million dollars promoting his re-election.
I'm 3 weeks in now and it's getting easier, but after holiday weekends like Labor Day when I spend more time with Benji, I start the week off already missing him.
I spent Labor Day weekend on Long Island visiting family and the week after at client meetings.
After spending this Labor Day weekend in New York I realized that there is a kind of beauty and charm that may not be clearly seen with the physical senses but is -LSB-...]
After spending this Labor Day weekend in New York I realized that there is a kind of beauty and charm that may not be clearly seen with the physical senses but is more felt in the heart.