Sentence examples for sometimes touted from inspiring English sources

He is sometimes touted as the next prime minister, and indeed as Mr Nazarbayev's successor.

TINY, landlocked Rwanda is sometimes touted as Africa's high-tech economy.

Although the intervention by Executive Outcomes is sometimes touted as illustrating the viability of military contractors, history suggests otherwise.

Sometimes touted as a left candidate for the general secretaryship of the TUC, Christie opted for a return to Scotland, where he had strong social and political roots.

NATO's secretary-general--with Germany's late Manfred Wörner and Britain's Lord Carrington mentioned as good past examples--is sometimes touted as a model.

But OR Media, the Saudi-owned producers of "Brotherhood and Courage", has the backing of Prince Muhammed bin Nayef, the country's interior minister, sometimes touted as a future modernising king.

No longer allowed to recommend his favorite prostitutes, he sometimes touts grocery items, with a strange, Nixonian seriousness.

Lawmakers and arena owners sometimes tout jock taxes as a way to publicly finance a new arena without passing the cost to constituents.

But she also sometimes touts products, like HP printers or Stacy's Pita Chips, from companies that buy ads on her site.

We live in a time of perpetual war and Sanders -- who sometimes touts his 2002 vote against authorizing the invasion of Iraq -- couldn't bring himself to raise the subject of war with people who profess to be followers of the Prince of Peace.

"For months we've done nothing," says a Fatah stalwart who has sometimes been touted as a successor.