Sentence examples for public something from inspiring English sources
She's eager to tell the public something.
8 has a purpose: to make public something that was made private.
But the point is to give the public something they don't yet know they want.
But the party never officially backed any candidate in public, something it had always done in past years.
But the carved white horse is also a centuries-old British device to give the public something to wonder at.
There is also, for Cooper — and, it would, seem, much of the Internet-using public — something inherently comic about GIFs.
I had to learn how to be public -- something I'm still struggling with.
This appeal to "le grand public" -- something of a pejorative term in the Paris music world -- is often traced to a stint Mr. Choplin had with Disney: he worked first at EuroDisney, as Disneyland Paris was once called, and then in California, as an executive at the Walt Disney Company.
Though the fact that he was speaking out in public - something which his predecessors would have been reluctant to do - is a sign of Labour's commitment to identify a route to what Ivor Gabor, a media analyst also in the audience, described as a "new settlement" between the media and politicians.
The EU Trade Commissioner, Karel de Gucht, said he was "delighted EU governments have chosen today to make the TTIP negotiating mandate public - something I've been encouraging them to do for a long time".
She adds that the trip made her realise "how important it is that we learn to communicate our findings to the general public --something she was not always entirely comfortable with doing.
