Sentence examples for So advertised from inspiring English sources

"Current advertisements now more clearly indicate preview status, and our talks with the Broadway League, the industry's association, reassures us that the League has been and will continue to be proactive in notifying its members that previews for all productions must be so advertised," Kay Sarlin, a spokeswoman for the department, said in a statement.

(ii) If advertisements are given in connection with weather rebroadcast, these advertisements must not directly or indirectly convey an endorsement by the U.S. Government of the products or services so advertised.

"After the attack was so advertised in the media, we felt that it would affect people such as consumers in a negative way and make them feel threatened by Anonymous.

Last week Anonymous withdrew a previous threat saying "After the attack was so advertised in the media, we felt that it would affect people such as consumers in a negative way and make them feel threatened by Anonymous.

This was the moment when the new Democrats, so long advertised, finally claimed the centre ground: "the vital centre", as Mr Clinton proclaimed last week.And there they sit.

The Black River, a cocktail at Battery Harris, in Williamsburg, is so well advertised ("rum, cinnamon syrup, splash of Coke, Angostura bitters, lime") and so sexily served (in a rocks glass, with a cinnamon-stick swizzle) that you might not realize, until you take a sip, that it's a dressed-up rum-and-Coke.

Everyone who did so received, as advertised, certain reprints of classical literature and, until the contest was stopped, each contestant had the advertised opportunity to win certain cash prizes.

The Patriots have been even better than advertised, so though Gostkowski is tied for the league lead in extra points with 19, he has made only five field goals.

And, one senior Bush aide said, the face plates on numerous telephones in the West Wing had been switched, so that the advertised number was actually the wrong one.

It's important for clubs to be organised and well-advertised, so that it's easier for companies to get in touch with you through them.

So where is the advertised lie?