Sentence examples for it's publicised from inspiring English sources

Asked whether Mo could inspire a new generation, Abdulle adds: "It's a question of how much it's publicised.

Although it's publicised as a family friendly event, white power symbols and xenophobic chants are widespread at this national celebration.

His real name was not widely known until it was publicised by French officials on Monday alleging he was the mastermind of Friday's attacks in Paris, which killed 129 people and injured hundreds more.

It was violent because it was publicised," she told Paris Match.

It was publicised further by former England rugby captain Matt Dawson, who released images of his son Sami who survived meningitis, which he described as "two weeks of hell".

The firm stopped using Flash cookies in 2009, after research by The University of California Berkley identified the practice and it was publicised in the media.

German authorities kept the initial find in Munich – discovered as part of a tax case – secret for more than a year until it was publicised by a German magazine in November, prompting sharp criticism from Jewish groups.

Mr Ashdown says his wife, who he describes as "crucial", knew of the liaison with his former secretary Tricia Howard before it was publicised in the run-up to the 1992 election.

This Michigan resident is suing the distributor of the critically acclaimed Ryan Gosling thriller Drive – as well as the cinema where she saw it – claiming it was publicised as a Fast and Furious style action piece but turned out to be nothing of the sort.

The novel was popular in 1956 when it was publicised.

It was publicised in the July 2012 issue of the quarterly publication Jewish Voice From Germany and was corroborated by Hess's daughter Ursula.