Sentence examples for to be touted from inspiring English sources
The Trap appears likely to be touted to distributors at the upcoming Cannes film festival.
We had been here before with Jenson Button, the last British driver to be touted as a future world champion.
Modern-day Americans seem loath to do the right thing unless it's also the smart thing — even "compassionate release" has to be touted for its cost-saving virtues.
For Gilani, who has long been at loggerheads with the country's top court, this is a victory to be touted to voters.
Green Wing star Julian Rhind-Tutt is another to be touted as a possible replacement, with reports he has been added to the shorlist.
El Greco was to be touted around Rome as a "disciple" of Titian; he owed as much to Titian's junior, Tintoretto.
But beyond that, the writers often seem to be touting the virtues of their chosen service branch.
But the one they seem to be touting the most right now? Twitter!
It worries me that the powers that be all seem to be touting the former while actually trying to implement the latter.
Only one, though, seems to be touting an even higher-resolution technology.
appears to be touting the accomplishments of the new GOP-controlled Congress even before its members have gotten the chance to hammer out any legislation.
