Sentence examples for publicised from inspiring English sources

I hadn't, of course – it had been publicised on a university Facebook page.

The project was publicised online and through social media, resulting in the creation of more than 120 napkins by individuals and groups of participants.

School budget "freezes" were, at least, publicised during the election – but this won't make them any easier to deal with.

After he built a villa on Kish, his regular trips were well publicised and led to the establishment of the Development Organisation of Kish.

"The changes have been widely publicised and we write to every vehicle keeper to remind them of the new rules before the vehicle tax expires.

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The much-publicised legal aid cuts are being felt up and down the country, but nowhere more acutely than in areas like the Breckfield district of Liverpool, where our head office is based.

But it turns out that in spite of a certain gloss in their tailoring and appearance, and the obligatory photogenic girlfriends (Turner is dating the American actress and model Arielle Vandenberg after a well-publicised split from his long-term girlfriend, the TV presenter Alexa Chung, in 2011. Cook and Helders are also engaged to models), Arctic Monkeys remain reassuringly un-LA.

Cameron – whose own children are at state primaries – would not have objected to Gove's well-publicised decision in March to send his daughter to a state secondary school, although a piece by Gove's wife, the Daily Mail columnist Sarah Vine, explaining the choice and stating that the private sector was "about snobbery", may have grated with the old Etonian.

All three men's contracts ran out earlier this year and the BBC refused to renew Clarkson's after his much-publicised attack.

Earlier on Wednesday, owners of Alton Towers dismissed as "teething problems" well-publicised faults on its Smiler rollercoaster ride that occurred before Tuesday's accident.