Sentence examples for promoted title from inspiring English sources

Benjamin Kunkel's "Indecision" sold 19,000 copies from its release last August through the end of April, according to Bookscan — a respectable figure for a first literary novel, but disappointing for such a heavily promoted title (though it was much discussed in literary circles, which to some is the true measure of success).

The fact that Target is selling the book as a promoted title on central displays in its stores demonstrates a shift in the cognitive thinking of heteronormativity.

For less promoted titles, feature or documentary, you go looking.

Both superstore chains now usually discount less than 150 best-selling and heavily promoted titles.

This week, word swept through the industry that the problem had delayed shipment of some copies of at least two heavily promoted titles: "The Devil's Code" by John Sandford and "Perish Twice" by Robert B. Parker, both published by Putnam.

They are supposed to be promoting Title TK, their first album in nine years, but it rapidly becomes clear that having fun is their primary concern.

Larger publishing houses use the expo to promote titles they want everyone talking about come fall.

The posters promote titles ranging from Eisenstein's "Battleship Potemkin" to relatively obscure dramas, documentaries and comedies, like "Strength and Beauty" and "Song of the Tundra".

This could lead to problems down the road, if streamers begin promoting titles for the cash and not because they truly  like and recommend them.

Valve's Steam platform - which promotes titles by other developers as well as its own - has over 50 million registered accounts with software for the Windows, Mac and Linux operating systems.

"…there are many instances when great games don't get the visibility and attention they deserve…This is one of our ways to reward quality, which for games means promoting titles with stickiness (strong engagement and retention metrics) as well as a more traditional measure like a high star rating".