Sentence examples for has marketed itself from inspiring English sources

Since its introduction in 2006, Stride has marketed itself as "the ridiculously long lasting gum".

The club has marketed itself as both an investment opportunity and a networking group.

For decades, the New York Lottery has marketed itself as the educator's friend.

They are saying the league has marketed itself badly and done poorly with national TV rights.

Since the nineteen-fifties, rural Florida has marketed itself to Northerners and Midwesterners as an unexplored paradise of citrus and mermaids.

Since 1999, The Grove restaurant, with its warm, woodsy interior and comfort food, has marketed itself as "San Francisco's living room".

The company had marketed itself as an anti-McDonald's.

The foreign minister continued by saying that Ireland had marketed itself as the "gateway to Europe".

Interestingly enough, Skydrop could have marketed itself on features – the strength of the Wifi signaling device, the sturdiness of the sprinkler system pathways, the duration of the battery life… the list goes on and on.

San Francisco's Outside Lands, for instance, has long marketed itself as a food and wine festival, and celebrity chef Graham Elliot has worked closely with Chicago's Lollapalooza. .

It has always marketed itself as an orphanage, however the report claims only six of the 94 children currently housed there have no living parents.