Sentence examples for which touts from inspiring English sources
One of these is Canio's Books, which touts itself as "A Literary Meeting Place Established in 1980".
Just ask the folks at the online bank, ING Direct, which touts its Electric Orange checking account as "paperless" — but which just began offering its customers the option to use, well, paper.
In Suffolk County, agriculture is a $200-million-plus 200-million-plus 200-million-plus people and provindustry backdrop for thattourism industry, which touts themploysd's wineries aboutarm stands.
In the ad, which touts Systemax's 24-hour technical support department, a fictional business owner talks about "Systemax Guy," the technical support person who is so helpful that the boss assumes he's a member of his own staff.
And after absorbing Compound, check out the surrounding blocks for galleries and stores such as Table of Contents (33 NW 4th Avenue), which touts the latest from Comme des Garçons.
But there's some serious locavore eating to be had too: the Old Man and the Sea for both seafood and shishlik meat skewers, and more excitingly, Yona, which touts itself as an "open-source" restaurant — and from the locally caught crystal shrimps to arak-rosemary cocktails, they mean it.
If only those rich-country banks which touted subprime mortgages to the poor had been as public-spirited.
The other document, which touted the success of Turbulence, was officially declassified in July, 2010, three months after Drake was indicted.
The preëminence of eye over nose was apparent even in the symposium abstract, which touted data that "shed new light" and opened up "yet new vistas".
Ultra-short bond funds and enhanced-cash funds, which touted themselves as cash alternatives but invested in spicier debt than true money funds are allowed to, have fallen by the wayside.
Representative Ron Paul of Texas released a commercial scheduled to run twice nationally during the debate, which touted Mr. Paul's support for Reagan while attacking Mr. Perry for supporting Al Gore, a Democrat, during his 1988 campaign for president.
