Sentence examples for touted along from inspiring English sources

Indeed, if the pundits are to be believed there are at least three senior police officers from across the north in contention to permanently replace Sir Paul as the country's top cop, with Hoagan-Howe's name touted along with Steve Finnigan, the Chief Constable in Lancashire and Sir Norman Bettison over in West Yorkshire.

Mr McCain is touting this, along with GM's plans for a plug-in hybrid car, as evidence that American ingenuity can solve a lot of problems, from high petrol prices to global warming.

Jesse Benton, Mr. Paul's national chairman, said in a statement, "Our campaign is making a bold move to debunk the myth that the Newt we are seeing on the 2012 campaign trail is the conservative he has been touted to be all along".

The tracking system was touted on the blog along with other enhancements meant to minimize the hassle of baggage delays, including notification via text or e-mail if your bags do not make your flight, an online baggage claim form and a rebate for which you can apply online if your bag has been delayed for more than 12 hours.

To get Sale, Boston traded highly touted third baseman Yoan Moncada, along with pitchers Michael Kopech and Victor Diaz, and outfielder Luis Basabe. .

The "white pride" touted by these pages, along with the idea that white students are being marginalized and discriminated against, was a direct result of black students calling out the racism on their campuses.

Auxerre forward Paul-Georges Ntep has been touted as a potential target, along with Schalke's German forward Julian Draxler, who is said to have a £37million buy-out clause.

The acquisition was announced back in July, with scale and geographical breadth touted as the driving forces, along with a plan to expand product offerings including in the Internet of Things space.

Rather, he touted his ability to get along with Putin.

The foray sounded even more ominous because King touted Trump's shooting skill along with his extreme support of the Second Amendment's right to bear arms.

The last Taco Bell noted along the path — touted as a watching point — was empty by the time the building passed by, but three people stood on the corner and took pictures with their phones.