advertise * , auch: advertize AmE

First, she started advertising the land instead of the house.

Remember, you are advertising a new way of life to people.

Have they been advertising it in the paper or anything?

After all, the American media were advertising everything, as they'd been expected to do.

No big city in the world is not advertising itself, he added.

But there was one advertised here maybe a couple of months ago.

Some of them more than that one was advertised for.

Only when we were getting away did they advertise us.

She had a great many poor friends and advertised the fact.

A lot of the old families do, but they're not advertising it.

The company has never advertised in the local media before.

Care should also be taken in how and where to advertise.

Only then did we know for sure that the system worked as advertised.

In 1973 the university began to advertise for students to help with course development.

It was still advertised in 1908 but few seem to have been made.

Do you want to advertise how few we are and what we're doing?

Part of the problem, he said, is advertising in sports.

The agency is advertising for another similar program to test.

"But we will be advertising in the spring and summer."

When they were all standing together this way, the family line advertised itself.

This may be only too true, but if so, why advertise the fact?

It was almost as if they were trying to advertise.

On the way home, you see and hear the same product advertised again.

Could it be because they advertise so much in the Times?

This was his way of advertising the company and its products.