Sentence examples for promoting a site from inspiring English sources

A series of logos promoting a site's professionalism or expertise is a red flag.

Prince George's County leaders are promoting a site near the Greenbelt Metro station.

The latter cytokines are able to induce the expression of distinct patterns of adhesion molecules on the luminal surface, thereby promoting a site- and cell-specific recruitment of circulating leukocytes.

Last week Facebook promoted a site called "Truth Kings", which quotes from a hacked memo of John Podesta about Obama's 2008 transition with Bush's White House.

One was AT&T Wireless, which promoted a site (www.mlife.com) related to a campaign, "Welcome to mlife," that was introduced in commercials during Super Bowl XXXVI on Sunday.

But with all respect nor do I agree with one comment that has been forwarded to me which says, "The Guardian promotes a site based on Tory principles of liberty and small government?

According to Agence France-Presse, the man was promoting a Web site for an escort service.

And the NBC unit of the General Electric Company is promoting a Web site, www.JustJack.com, devoted to a character from the sitcom "Will and Grace".

The spot, promoting a Web site for novice investors, featured a boy actor portraying Charles Schwab, circa 1951, who already knew his way around Wall Street.

It has also been promoting a Web site created by a group of former colleagues of Mr. Nader's called nadersraidersforgore.com.com

Agency: Publicis & Hal Riney, part of the Publicis Groupe S.A. CHARLES SCHWAB -- A delightful commercial for Charles Schwab & Company, promoting a Web site for novice investors, showed a boy actor portraying a young Charles Schwab, circa 1951, who was already wise to the ways of Wall Street.