Meanings of great promoter in anglès

Indeed, Madonna is a qualified teacher and a great promoter of the discipline.

We had played in Modena in Italy with a great promoter called Tiziano.

It was a great promoter of Irish musicians and bands.

Theodorus, archbishop of Canterbury, the great promoter of English literature.

He was a great promoter of public institutions, such as beef-steak societies and catch-clubs.

He was a good example in his own village, and a great promoter of schools.

On the whole, commerce a great promoter of unity.

How he was a great promoter of holydays.

In a word, they hold that a state of ease and affluence is the great promoter of prolificness.

He had every thing to fear from the rain, which is a great promoter of sickness in hot climates.

Did the great promoter of the Revolution ponder on the failure of his aspirations after a state of human perfectibility?

Without knowing how, Captain William Dobbin found himself the great promoter, arranger, and manager of the match between George Osborne and Amelia.

None of them of either sex make monastic vows, but all marry and multiply, for thrifty living is a great promoter of fecundity.

Brand, who, among these excellent people, was a great promoter of reflection and aspiration, frankly adverted to it as an extension of enjoyment.

Unhappiness is no great promoter of the courtesies of life, and if she was conscious of wrong-doing, she was far from being on the defensive.

Poor Huskisson, he writes to William Gladstone, the great promoter of the railroad, has fallen a victim to its opening!...