Sentence examples for be touted by from inspiring English sources

"And my ham shall be touted by grand chefs as the most flavorful — and most expensive — in the world," said the Ibérico, with the slightest lisp, being from southern Spain, of course.

It is all but certain that Hu Jintao, a so far colourless 59-year-old former engineer, will be touted by the party as China's new leader after the new Central Committee meets, probably at the end of next week (in keeping with the party's traditional secrecy, only the opening date of the congress has been made public).

This will be touted by Cook and his team as evidence that the sceptics who said Apple could no longer innovate after Jobs were absurdly misguided.

Now don't expect this new version of Santa to be touted by commercial forces.

The huge monetary advantages for these six incumbents will be touted by them and their parties, but they will not guarantee success.

The idea has been touted by Harvard Business School professors and  debated by the likes of Bill Gates and Larry Summers.

The current solution being touted by the Tories is to lock them all up for possession.

The National Mortgage Settlement, for example, was touted by Holder's Justice Department as a $25bn deal.

Cowley says smaller units, such as the one being touted by Lockheed, were popular during the 1950s, 60s and 70s.

Nor were the cooks who were being touted by Le Fooding for challenging the paradigm in any real way revolutionary.

Within that backdrop, potential oil and gas revenues are being touted by some as a possible magic bullet.