Sentence examples for sometimes advertised from inspiring English sources

If you don't have it, the producers say, don't even bother coming to the auditions, which are sometimes advertised in The Village Voice and Backstage.

Or look at psci-com, a guide to Internet resources on public engagement with science and technology, which also has an excellent listserv where jobs are sometimes advertised.

In exhibitions it was sometimes advertised that Adams would attempt to make 100 shots in 100 seconds.

They performed together at fairs, carnivals and in vaudeville, sometimes advertised under the collective name, "Hadji Ali & Co".

Pocket Beagles are sometimes advertised for sale but the bloodline for this variety is extinct, and, although the UK Kennel Club originally specified a standard for the Pocket Beagle in 1901, the variety is not now recognised by any Kennel Club.

AV, which stands for audio and video, is sometimes advertised as being a home theater in a box when it is sold with surround-sound speakers.

Mark sometimes advertises to fill the few gaps that remain in his collection, which numbers in the thousands.

Chemically defended insects sometimes advertise their unpalatability to foraging avian predators by using warning displays that predators learn to avoid.

Bathhouses commonly advertise widely in the gay press and sometimes advertise in mainstream newspapers and other media.

Coaches sometimes advertise in relevant newspapers or magazines, or you can Google them.

"Sometimes, advertising has to be persuasive, and sometimes there has to be a dialogue," he added.