ballyhooing造句

• The Rockets, though, aren't ballyhooing the lopsided victory.
• It was a product of the more complete player Woods has been ballyhooing himself as.
• More than ever, it seems, movie studios are ballyhooing their opening weekend grosses.
• Rusty Wallace began the season ballyhooing the in-house engine department at Penske Racing South.
• It includes new sidewalks and streetlights as well as colorful banners and signs ballyhooing the district.
• Denver officials are celebrating their International Airport's first anniversary tomorrow by ballyhooing its efficiency and profitability.
• Kansas City Southern officials have tried everything from begging and buying to ballyhooing to get a foothold in the Houston market.
• And the city councilor, for all her self-righteous blustering and ballyhooing, would love to make sure that it stays that way.
• :: : : I've indeed suggested that one objective criterion is when parents issue press releases to the media ballyhooing their children.
• T-shirts, caps and buttons with slogans bashing Burk or ballyhooing Augusta National chairman Hootie Johnson have also been a hit with women fans.
• There is something reassuring about it all _ finding cool refuge in the dog days, watching the bad movies the hucksters have been ballyhooing for months.
• Congressional Republicans celebrated this year by ballyhooing their proposed constitutional amendment that would require a so-called supermajority _ two-thirds in House and Senate both _ to raise taxes.
• The city is also ballyhooing the ski company's decision to open Aspen Mountain this winter for the first time to snowboarders, ending the last ban against snowboarders in Colorado.
• Her work, as a " Sanskritist ", has been quite pedestrian, all the ballyhooing by non-Sanskritists ( who however do know the value of publicity ) notwithstanding.
• The golf equipment company Orlimar is ballyhooing its new " TriMetal " wood, claiming it " uses a unique combination of metals and weighting for superior strength and accuracy ."
• Silver Charm was scratched the day before that race after returning from a gallop with a bruised foot, leaving Santa Anita with thousands of T-shirts ballyhooing his " Showdown " with Gentlemen.
• The two fighters spoke at the news conference Wednesday at the Bally Park Place Casino and Hotel ballyhooing their 12-round nontitle fight on June 1 at Boardwalk Hall, between these two former heavyweight champions.
• Coxe held up the General Motors Impact, a highly-touted electric car developed by GM in a crash program-- or so it seemed when ex-chairman Roger Smith was ballyhooing its alleged virtues.
• A kick-out-the-jams showman, Driggs hosted an annual hypefest known as the Foresight program, a multimedia event ballyhooing growth and prosperity as can't-miss, never-fail phenomena.
• In a press packet ballyhooing the launch of the Bonjour campaign, it noted the " insufficiencies and negligence of the past in the areas of hospitality, services and knowledge of foreign languages and habits ."