Sentence examples for formally advertised from inspiring English sources
Spanx is now 16-years-old and has never formally advertised, it's a real word-of-mouth brand".
Beyond hanging the "For Rent" banner, they have not formally advertised the theater's availability, preferring to spread the word more quietly.
✒Asked if he was in the running for the key post of head of BBC Vision, Peter Salmon, the director of BBC North, told Monkey last week there was as yet "no running" for the job – fair enough, perhaps, as it's not even been formally advertised.
The appeals panel agreed with Mr. Hevesi that Maximus officials had contact with top city officials before the contract was formally advertised last year, but the five justices said these discussions were of a "general nature" that did not give the company an advantage.
Many -- and possibly most -- U.S. postdoc jobs aren't formally advertised, so the personal approach is best.
The BBC will formally advertise for directors of TV and news next weekend, as incoming director general Lord Hall continues to assemble his senior executive team.
Organizations that anticipate hiring a summer intern, but are not prepared to formally advertise the internship, can begin to cultivate relationships with applicants, through information sessions, panel discussions, round table lunches, student club events, or introductory emails that highlight the potential needs of the organization during the summer.
The report noted there had been a "corresponding drop" in the number of employers formally advertising vacancies.
Haynes's film may be nearly 30 years old, but it can't be formally purchased or downloaded; even repertory gigs, such as a secret Lincoln Center screening last year, can't be officially advertised.
Our priority remains ensuring that the curriculum continues to be delivered to the highest possible standard". The vacancies are expected to be formally re-advertised shortly.
"Every little helps became one of the longest running, formally used advertising lines," he says.
