Sentence examples for touted from the from inspiring English sources
Now, as a federal project, the quarter has been touted from the start as a tourist and public relations boon: tone-deaf bureaucrats have even talked about it as a national theme park or supermarket for art.
Once their women and children are on the way to safety, they buy automatic rifles from one of the piles laid out for sale on the grass, or touted from the backs of Mercedes cars and look for a way back over the mountains to join the fight.In this section Unwanted hero Left turn?
It was inflated in good part by self-interested touting from the big Wall Street houses.
1985: The cave man diet touted food from the Paleolithic era, the precursor to the Paleo diet.
Much of the focus in the lead-up to the race was the decision of Australian swim team management to withdraw highly touted Cameron McEvoy from the relay team under the assumption that he'd be flat following his individual semi-final of the men's 100m freestyle, which raced 90 minutes earlier.
The son of the former Giants quarterback Phil Simms, he has outlived the nicknames Prince and Limo, which were bestowed on him when he arrived as a highly touted freshman from the upscale New Jersey suburb of Franklin Lakes.
The new boys – which includes Matthews – can pick up and land, but not tout from there.
Dilbert creator Scott Adams also touts the similarities: "The lesson from The Office and from Dilbert is that people are often dysfunctional, and no amount of training can fix it".
According to Music Business Worldwide, Adele's management used experts who excluded more than 18,000 "known or likely touts" from the ticket buying process for the singer's 2016 36-date tour.
So keen was Adele to ensure that fans were not fleeced by profiteers that her management teamed up with a British company called Songkick to identify and exclude more than 18,000 "known or likely touts" from the ticket-buying process for the singer's tour.
You can view other Touts from the Innorobo conference on the BBC's Tout channel.
