Sentence examples for touts to from inspiring English sources

It is not uncommon for touts to claim that the site is closed.

Detective Superintendent Nick Downing, head of Operation Podium, warned touts to stay away.

"Artists' pre-sales are intended to reward a band's most loyal fans with an early opportunity to buy tickets, not for professional touts to profit.

But many other cherished prophecies, which he touts to the point of obnoxiousness in his 1996 book, "Miles to Go," fall apart on closer examination.

The Guardian has previously published an account from a former secondary ticketing employee that the resale website helped the biggest touts to get the best tickets.

Campaigners say forcing touts to reveal their identity would allow artists to cancel tickets bought for the purpose of resale, freeing up room for genuine fans.

Each mixture was touted to profer a slightly different buzz.

In the late sixties, estrogens were touted to women as their chance to be "feminine forever".

The Trap appears likely to be touted to distributors at the upcoming Cannes film festival.

Touted to be the YA debut everyone will be talking about in 2015.

The project is being touted to investors this week at Cannes film festival.