用advertised造句子，“advertised”造句

No, not by law, not unless that traitor is “helpen, counselled, advertised” by my word.

But according to a report published by Air Power Australia, the plane is easier to spot than originally advertised.

The Fertility Institutes, which does not offer abortions, has unabashedly advertised its services in Indian - and Chinese-language newspapers in the United States.

In its aftermath the world watched, with a mixture of hope and despair, the emergence of a new country that turned out a lot less free and democratic than advertised.

She said she had never heard of root beer, nor the Nathan’s annual International Hot Dog Eating Contest, which is advertised on a wall mural across from their counter.

I look for the discount store advertised in the leaflet.

Opponents predict that the turbines will silt up and that the DAMS will produce only half the energy advertised.

My kids were thrilled when they read the leaflet - we were desperate to see a bear or a moose, despite the advertised dangers.

Connolly said cigarettes are sold and advertised in the Third World without health warnings and with higher tar and nicotine content than in the same brands sold in the U.S..

I advertised him of my plan.

Startling new figures have revealed that on average there are 10 jobseekers for every vacancy advertised in the UK.

What would consumers think if a manufacturer of chewing gum advertised that chewing gum, unlike smoking cigarettes, does not cause lung cancer?

The publishing house advertised for 5 editors in yesterday's local newspapers

The North Carolina branch recently launched a “Tea Party Finder” Web site, advertised as “a hub for all the Tea Parties in North Carolina.”

Meanwhile, in Singapore undercover officers seized several tiger skins that had been advertised for sale online.

The institute advertised on a bulletin-board.

Some 300 people apply for each new clerical job advertised by the Madrid government, officials say, though the number of posts available has fallen sharply.

And it will most likely lead to more relationships and exchanges abroad, they say, while giving students a stronger sense that they are world citizens - a widely advertised goal in academia.