Sentence examples for is publicising from inspiring English sources
verb
To make widely known to the public.
- The scandal was so publicised that he lost the next election.
We're meeting because Gabrielle is publicising a new book, Nick Drake: Remembered for a While.
The painted Simpson is publicising a film, but the promoters promised that the persistent summer rains would wash him away.
This time she is publicising her book in New York, but she has decided to give two UK interviews, to the Guardian and Grazia magazine.
Now working at the Makkah Clock Royal Tower, he says the Saudi government is publicising how much it values the holy city.
Ruth Caleb, head of counselling at Brunel University, says she has seen an increase in the number of staff seeking support for mental health issues – partly because, she says, the university is publicising its services better.
The United States National Soccer Teams website is publicising the note and has a reserve plan for those whose Klinsmann-aided request for time off is still turned down.
This opportunity is publicised before we go into each area to make sure we get a big response.
His phone number is publicised throughout Dubai, and anyone can call if they have a problem.
Prior to recruitment commencing, the study is publicised at each ACCHO via community events, posters and leaflets.
A posting on Twitter, which had been publicising the mission, read: "We have been shut down!
And also, as he is dutifully aware, he is supposed to be publicising Merlin.
