Sentence examples for time to tout from inspiring English sources
What better time to tout the good things about its cars and trucks?
The IoT theme this morning follows on from yesterday's keynote from IBM's CEO Ginny Rometty, who also used her stage time to tout the company's development of its Watson artificial intelligence platform.
But the company also took the time to tout its size this morning at the press event in Oslo, and I have to admit some of the numbers blew me away.
After winning the account March 18, Mullen executives had just 90 days to find office space in the Los Angeles area, hire workers and refine the advertising campaign in time to tout the MDX's arrival in dealerships.
On Tuesday, Hamby was back at the Shorenstein Center, this time to tout the journalistic virtues of an even more ephemeral media platform: Snapchat, built on 10-second videos that disappear as soon as you view them.
Attacking outlets like Capital New York for no other reason than being new to industry might be a fun way for the Times to tout its influence today, but it won't be fun when someone else is sitting atop that throne.
The calls lasted from 45 seconds to two minutes, enough time for him to tout some speech or policy initiative, answer a question and then be off.
The Times was able to tout its possession of an important document "obtained by The New York Times and scheduled for release today".
By the time Kasual Kev texted to tout his Blue Defcon deal, I'd long cast off my inhibitions.
By early evening we were on to the blood red MD 20/20, and by the time Kasual Kev texted to tout his Blue Defcon deal, I'd long cast off my inhibitions.
You see, once upon a time, royal palaces decided to tout the riches of their nation with not only towering castles and luxurious estates, but also with larger than life, lush green, perfectly manicured gardens.
