endorser , also: indorser , also: indorsor

For one thing, there were not enough endorsers to go around.

This would include the endorser on a bill of exchange.

We're kind of a small company, and we do not have any celebrity endorsers.

Since then, she became the main endorser and the model on high end fashion lines.

"She could become the most successful endorser to never win a gold medal."

Converse even had trouble with some of its sports endorsers.

The company also settled a contract dispute with an endorser.

Still, he was the model endorser: young, energetic, great smile.

But until now, celebrity endorsers had never actually broken into song about it.

He asked his staff to find a celebrity endorser who could help the company reach the Hispanic market.

The endorser spent more time talking than the candidate.

She is also a commercial model and product endorser.

The lower rear outside cover contains a list of equipment endorsers.

The mayor, she said, signs the contract but is identified as an "endorser."

That's mad loot, as an And 1 endorser might say.

The prospective endorsers also have to be careful not to offend.

And as a celebrity endorser, he's instantly up there with the big guns.

He found enthusiastic endorsers of this remark in every Regular who saw them fight.

She wanted "all of the endorsers to work together and to strive toward unity in this march."

And that, marketing experts agree, really is the main reason behind using celebrity endorsers.

The band has been the endorser of Suzuki for 2 consecutive years since 2012.

He said the incident probably hurt their image with corporate America as guests and endorsers.

But for Nike, there is a downside to the power of its own celebrity endorsers.

This implies that the endorsers may not be leading.

Mac has brought several celebrity endorsers to the team.