Sentence examples for able to publicize from inspiring English sources

Using social media like Facebook and then-nascent Twitter, he was able to publicize the show without spending money on a public relations firm.

Strong's Federalist allies in the legislature were able to publicize the partisan nature of the analysis, resulting in a hostile public backlash.

I've been struck by the degree to which, just like in the Arab Spring, the media has been able to publicize this issue of women's rights.

With the increasing popularity and quantity of outdoor holiday markets, more local business owners are able to publicize their products.

In it, he says he actually decided on going solo at the end of this past summer, but wasn't able to publicize it until after Flosstradamus's latest tour wrapped.

As a single woman of independent means, Austin wondered after getting back in the studio in February how in the world she would be able to publicize the new record.

At the same time, the Smithsonian is able to better publicize what's in its extensive collections.

He said he looked forward to a public hearing, during which his lawyers would be able to obtain and publicize the transcripts of interviews with Spitzer administration officials, and with the governor himself.

"No de-Baathification!" he said, before adding, "They now need to publicize that more effectively, to be able to convince members of the current regime that that is something that would work".

Many lotteries will require a release to allow them to publicize the game, but you should be able to get legal advice to prevent this on grounds of privacy.

They need to publicize their wares to a jaded public.