Sentence examples for good touted from inspiring English sources

Good touted the sustainability of rabbit farming, calling them the new "urban chickens," while The New York Times explored rabbit-killing seminars for city dwellers without much experience who are looking to start farming.

Start off with the good: tout your member numbers and the 'massive sales pipeline', say how special the network really is, boast about your impressive CPM rates, say how much better than competitors you are.

Do you own JKL because a portfolio manager with a good record touted it on a TV show?

The star: torcetrapib, Pfizer's experimental pill to raise good cholesterol, touted as one of the most important medicines in a generation.

A good number tout the quality of Apple customer service and how the ads miss the mark in getting that across.

And if this election were a battle of conservatism, Bush should've destroyed Trump — a friend and sponsor of the Clinton dynasty who has advocated universal health care and just last week touted the "good work" of Planned Parenthood.

Guests are shown a video in which the company's good reputation is touted and a new newsgathering vehicle, the "Scoop", is introduced.

And venues hate them because higher ticket prices mean fewer fans inside the venues buying beer… Bottom line: Ticket touts are only good business for ticket touts.

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ALASDAIR DENVIL Richmond, Va., June 15 , 2011To the Editor: David Berman is correct that President Obama is more than the equal of the good-guy politicians touted by Edmund Burke or Anthony Trollope.

The ancient city of Petra is rightly billed as one of the Middle East's top attractions, yet for all its magical qualities it can be hard to appreciate when you're surrounded by "good price" donkeys, touts and tour buses.