Sentence examples for To advertised from inspiring English sources
verb
To notify (someone) of something; to call someone's attention to something.
The range is affordable compared to advertised prices for the Masters, which begins Thursday about two and a half hours east in Augusta.
The minimum timescales for responding to advertised procurements and the preparation of tender documents were reduced by about a third on average in the original proposal.
We rely on politicians to observe ethical codes of honour as to advertised fact, and to argue among themselves about interpretation.
The legacy carriers have not been exempt from the skulduggery, sometimes adding "fuel surcharges" to advertised fares when the oil price was high, as if fuelling the plane were an optional extra.
"Students need to go for the biggest overdraft they can get, but they need to look for the 'guaranteed' not 'up to' advertised price," says the 27-year-old former Manchester University student.
In addition to advertised headliners such as Kasabian, Arcade Fire and Massive Attack, acts such as the Kaiser Chiefs appeared in the secret slot on the Other stage on Friday morning.
The link takes people to back to the advertised website to redeem the coupon.
Further, the IFBA code is more permissive of foods that are actually inappropriate to be advertised to children, and is therefore relaxed about advertising of these foods.
"This group does not want to be advertised to," Mr. Khan said.
Customers expect Sun Basket to adhere to its advertised standards, which are all about health and sustainability.
All users interested to the advertised multicast group, must respond to this message.
