Sentence examples for get publicised from inspiring English sources

"The things that get publicised are whips and chains and gimps.

I have understood since a young age because of my name, because of who I am it will get publicised a lot more.

Like any big city in Latin America, Bogotá suffers from clogged streets, pollution and staggering gaps between the rich and poor, but it's got many things going for it which rarely get publicised.

(And when aspirant MPs are made conscious that what they do in power will get publicised before a future election they think much more seriously about their choices when the time comes).

You may have noticed this: a new poll comes out – often a poll that was commissioned and published by a media company – and it gets heavily publicised by the media.

Sisters Uncut took on her case, tweeting, emailing and phoning councillors to get the decision overturned, publicising the case and telling their supporters, until the council agreed the decision was incorrect, and stated their policies would be reviewed.

Dubai As a holiday destination, it's got "C-lister publicising their recent divorce" written all over it.

I'm more accustomed to being trampled in the rush to get his autograph than being publicised myself.

"When we got that far, and, crucially publicised what we'd been doing-enter awards, produced journal publications-which was very helpful to us.

I always you, one used to associate it with age…but now you know cases are coming to light where men are getting it, appear to you know it's it's more publicised that they're getting it at an earlier age cos you used to think you know you used to think it'd be 60's and 70's.

But it got little attention and was not publicised by Westminster, which was reeling from the surprise election result and then the Grenfell Tower disaster.