Sentence examples for were marketing from inspiring English sources
noun
City square or other fairly spacious site where traders set up stalls and buyers browse the merchandise.
"These were marketing reviews, not editorial reviews".
It's like if Procter & Gamble were marketing a new shampoo.
His parents, now retired, were marketing consultants there.
They were marketing the region as a new Florida.
Our analysis focused on 3,225 executive-level respondents; more than 1,600 were marketing executives.
If I were marketing director of the Church of England I would be doing focus groups.
The boys tried to reassure the parents that the producers were marketing wizards, not pimps.
"If companies were marketing bananas and broccoli, we wouldn't be concerned," Dr. Wootan said.
Although the company would not know who they were marketing to specifically, they would still understand their shopping habits.
Their authors were not just preaching to the converted, they were marketing their works specifically at the converted.
Early 20th-century toymakers were marketing a certain social morality "that stressed industry, probity, and individual endeavor".
