Sentence examples for regularly advertised from inspiring English sources

The Belgian Variétés, which was regularly advertised in Documents, announced "les images / les documents / les textes de notre temps" (the images, documents and texts of our times), offering, in other words, "documents" of the present day.

Developments in Sydney or Melbourne are regularly advertised, but London is a special case, with countless projects launched in Hong Kong months before Londoners even get to hear about them.

The matchmaking works in both directions: casting calls for reality shows in New York and Los Angeles are regularly advertised on Craigslist, and some talent agencies use Facebook to urge reality TV fans to apply.

His appearances during the company's season at the Metropolitan Opera House, from May through July, were regularly advertised almost until the bitter end, by which time he had canceled them all, one by one.

WHILE that lease deal is still more affordable than buying outright, that is a much higher payment than luxury car buyers got used to seeing during the last few years, when deals of $399 and $499 a month were regularly advertised for many luxury sedans and sport utility vehicles.

New Brighton Tower regularly advertised itself as "the highest structure and finest place of amusement in the Kingdom".

One is that the channel regularly advertises in Esquire.

Starbucks regularly advertises on the service and pays to promote its posts.

Donald Trump regularly advertises the marvellous health and tip-top functioning of his brain.

More than ever, politics is the only profession that regularly advertises against itself.

In the US, Pabst Blue Ribbon regularly advertises on All Songs Considered, National Public Radio's music wing that despite its title is strongly skewed toward the contemporary indie aesthetic.