Sentence examples for now marketed from inspiring English sources

Traditional Tennessee country ham is now marketed as American prosciutto.

Having redesigned their schools, they now marketed their product.

Doctors are increasingly called health care "providers" as drugs are now marketed directly to patients.

Or CIFA, an Italian construction-equipment maker whose products are now marketed as a premium brand by its Chinese owner.

It's now marketed as "George Balanchine's 'The Nutcracker' " — yet at least two important parts of it aren't by Balanchine.

One such line, which opened south of here in December, is now marketed as the "Golden Link".

By comparison, the least expensive Lada, the original design now marketed as the Klassika, sells for $4,160.

Hybrid vehicles now marketed by Toyota and Honda, and planned by many other manufacturers, are fueled only with gasoline.

It is now marketed as an architectural tool, called Digital Project, by Gehry Technologies, a company founded by Mr Gehry in 2002.

Archstone later sold its rights to the software, which is now marketed and sold in updated form as LRO by Rainmaker.

It's no longer difficult to read about sex, as sex — except, maybe, for children, to whom a great many vampire books are now marketed.