Sentence examples for were advertised with from inspiring English sources
verb
To notify (someone) of something; to call someone's attention to something.
But your assumption is right; some of them were advertised with an esoteric connotation.
Raves were advertised with gorgeous flyers, and I knew all of my friends' phone numbers by heart.
By wave 2, multiple brands were advertised, with a maximum of four brands advertised at any one outlet.
It was advertised with something called a "walkout terrace".
The film, which is being advertised with the strapline "Controversy?
It was advertised with this sly slogan: "I see a little silhouetto of a Tub".
Many jobs are advertised with an "attractive" or "competitive" salary, with no specific figure mentioned.
The StarBand service is being advertised with conspicuous swipes at other types of broadband service.
Although the last was advertised with mint and basil, ours had neither.
Vacation properties in Dubrovnik are advertised with asking prices in euros, but at closing the transaction takes place in kunas.
It also helped, he added, that "the bookcase is the only piece from that room that was advertised, with its measurements, during the years of the Bauhaus".
