Sentence examples for generally advertised from inspiring English sources

It's also inclined to be more tender than generally advertised, though individual plants have survived as far north as Maine.

The range of the radios is generally advertised as two miles, although atmospheric conditions, location and the type of terrain can alter that range significantly.

Such events are generally advertised around college campuses or listed on university websites.

Minstrel shows were generally advertised as though the music of the shows was in an African American style, though this was often not true.

The opening crawl of the sequels disclosed that they were numbered as "Episode V" and "Episode VI" respectively, though the films were generally advertised solely under their subtitles.

The nature of the targets is also generally advertised in open forums such as Twitter and Pastebin, as well as mainstream media.

About a million Israelis are Arabs, and their parties generally advertise in Arabic.

But the new gun puts out a charge only one-fourth as large as the older model, a fact Taser does not generally advertise.

This is the platform that the 18-year craves and he was all tidy touches, particularly his first ones, which generally advertise a player's class.

Sellers generally advertise Fliegerviertel homes with suggested prices on the Internet and invite sealed offers from potential buyers — often young, professional families from outside Berlin who want homes in the area.

(She stands 1.53 metres tall — just over five feet — and in China talent markets generally advertise jobs that require women to be at least 1.6 metres tall, especially if they want to be employed as receptionists, secretaries, or waitresses at expensive restaurants).