Sentence examples for started to market from inspiring English sources

(American carmakers have just started to market these vehicles, in very limited numbers).

After liberalisation, India started to market its goods globally, but everything looked derivative.

In 2004, she started to market funds that invested with Mr. Madoff.

Coursera has recently started to market its materials for use by public universities in blended on-campus classes.

Little wonder that, for us hardhearted skeptics, as far back as December some wag started to market "royal" sick bags.

But last year, it started to market itself to retail customers, opening its first tea boutique in Paris.

A. We'll be starting to market it in the fall.

You could be seeing more of these machines soon: General Electric is starting to market Imatron's machine.

If you have worked as a critical care sitter for over a year, you can start to market yourself as a sitter for hire.

Mr. Weigelt says smart companies are now starting to market to boomers with the same energy they apply to the young.

Now a growing number of big insurance companies, like the UnitedHealth Group and several Blue Cross plans, are starting to market interactive video to large employers.