Sentence examples for touted on a from inspiring English sources
Then there's newcomer "You," about a creepy stalker, which the company touted on a recent earnings call has been viewed by at least 40 million households.
But Suzhou Village's premium offering — already touted on a Web site that positions the village as a destination, offering help to travel professionals in 14 languages and international delivery of purchases — is expected to be a game changer.
Was it touted on a Google blog anywhere?
"He believed that greed was the worst thing ever — worse than communism, worse than fascism". "Most of his critics are political," Arlo Guthrie said later, during a quick stop for a sandwich near Erick, Okla., touted on a roadside billboard as the home of another Oklahoma musical wag, Roger Miller.
There are aspects of English fans' behaviour that will, we hope, never be copied: ticket touting on a large scale; the 'steaming' of queues by organised gangs outside stadiums before Three Lions games to steal tickets, and the production of forgeries which are bought by unsuspecting punters desperate to see the match.
Two of Wieland's acolytes quickly were dispatched to pass out blue, bookmark-sized fliers listing some of his accomplishments and a toll-free telephone number for information about Wieland-alia, seminars and products he touts on a Web site, mrinspiration.com.
Suozzi, at one point, was even touted on this website as a possible replacement for Hillary Clinton.
But the image emblazoned on yellow PJs touted on Facebook by an adoring Sisi fan evokes comparison with late Libyan leader Moammar Kadafi, who similarly strutted his national stage in dark glasses and heavily decorated military jackets.
So what happened to the chipmaker that has been widely touted on Wall Street as a "must own"?
I operate in the small cap area of the market, because people pay me to find stocks that aren't touted on CNBC 20 times a day.
Domperidone is touted on the Internet as a safe way to stimulate milk production because it may increase the amount of lactin, a hormone needed for lactation.
