Sentence examples for touted the world from inspiring English sources

MESSI v the Machine was how some commentators touted the World Cup final, inspired by the disciplined way the German team dismantled Brazil in the semi-finals.

Conductor John Currie touted the world premiere of the San Francisco composer's six "Victorian Scenes" as a major musical event, but the high points of this "Americana" potpourri evening occurred elsewhere.

The Montevideo daily El Pais touted the world's "first Uruguayan Oscar". The rest of the continent could celebrate the first Spanish-language song to win an Oscar.

His acknowledgment about the potential threats posed by AI was a critical assertion because the Indian-born engineer often has touted the world-shaping implications of automated systems that could learn and make decisions without human control.

What would otherwise be a drab collection of farm buildings amid a tan, dusty landscape becomes a roadside curio with the addition of a sign touting the world's largest prairie dog.

Sean Spicer, the White House press secretary, touted the new world record in a press briefing that sometimes resembled a victory lap.

It is touted as the world's first arena built exclusively for table tennis.

Sydney Mardi Gras was already touted round the world before Wran acted.

It's true that China has a National Social Security Fund, often touted as the world's largest sovereign wealth fund.

The goliath driving this expansion is the US $1bn Delhi Mumbai Industrial Corridor DMICC), touted as the world's largest infrastructure project.

Guns N' Roses' show at the Hammersmith Apollo on June 7 is being touted as the world's first ticketless gig.