Sentence examples for was touted for from inspiring English sources

The Blue Bowl was touted for its nutritious but reasonably priced food as well as its famous New England codfish balls, the regular Friday special.

In its heyday, kudzu was planted extensively throughout the southeastern US, where it was touted for its ability to prevent soil erosion on embankments, restore soil nitrogen (it's a legume), and provide high quality forage for livestock.

Selling a stake in Denmark's biggest utility to Goldman Sachs put the government on the brink of collapse, while speculation has been rife over Thorning-Schmidt's future as she was touted for a top EU job.

Still, A. P. Valentine, the Champagne winner, who was touted for immortality before finishing last in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile last November, remains a maybe for the Kentucky Derby.

It was touted for years in universities and think-tanks by two sponsors, Marvin Olasky, a former Marxist and now born-again Christian at the University of Texas in Austin, and Myron Magnet, a Dickens scholar and mutton-chop-whiskered member of the Manhattan Institute in New York.

Twitter, which was touted for sale last year but failed to find a buyer, has been pushed into the spotlight as President Trump has used the service to get his message across directly to the electorate bypassing what he regards as the "dishonest" media, both before and after the presidential election.

"Some years ago a window cleaner was touting for business down our road and knocked at our door when I was out.

MANY cures have been touted for East Asia's banking headaches.

ITV director Peter Fincham has been touted for the job.

Many other supplements are touted for the prostate, but evidence of benefit is lacking.

It's delicious, and bone broth is touted for its restorative powers.