Sentence examples for first publicized by from inspiring English sources

Having gone undetected for some time, the Hole in the Wall was first publicized by El Paso newspapermen in 1927.

The accusations were first publicized by the national newspaper Rzeczpospolita, which quoted several priests who said the archbishop had made homosexual advances.

The most prominent example may have been a massacre of approximately 300 villagers last December by the Lord's Resistance Army in northeastern Congo, which was first publicized by the media in late March.

The IPO, first publicized by the N.Y.-based retailer in March, could raise up to $212.5 million if the shares sell at the high end of the price range.

If the program is expanded, it is estimated the Medicaid population will grow by an additional 110,000 to 181,000 recipients who have no personal responsibility for their health and no accountability for the care provided," she wrote in the letter to constituents, first publicized by The Washington Post.

The proposal, first publicized last week by the online magazine Slate, has angered several Capitol Hill Democrats, who have cited the repeated technical failures of the missile program over the years.

It read, "Outraged liberals: Stop picking on Obama's baby mama!" and was first publicized on Wednesday by Alex Koppelman of Salon.

First publicized, last year, in a planning document published by the State Council, S.C.S. was billed as "an important component part of the Socialist market-economy system," underwriting a "harmonious Socialist society".

He also devotes a lively chapter to near-death experiences, first widely publicized by Raymond Moody in "Life After Life," which spent 18 weeks on the list back in 1975.

Lawrence Weschler, the writer who first publicized Mr. Hockey's theory in The New Yorker, presided.

The first publicized Super Smash Bros. Melee tournaments were held in early 2002.