| Her income is higher than it was before and she can afford someone to come in for four hours a day to help out, but it is nothing like the paid holiday that advocates of do-what-you-love independence spruik. |
| Nothing quite captures the glory of God-made-flesh than two hours of singing punctuated by the occasional spruik for the network. |
| He had committed to attend the show – and was likely to spruik the agriculture white paper – having said as recently as Sunday morning that he would be there. |
| Speaking at the annual Festival of Science in Dublin, he urged scientists not to spruik for public support by overselling the potential of stem cell research. |
| To give credibility to their new products, they use scientists, doctors and people from the legal professions to spruik for them. |
| His ability to spruik, launch damage control campaigns, and deny screw ups for the conservatives is truly astounding. |
