Sentence examples for publicised after from inspiring English sources

Torres' time at Chelsea has been well publicised after his £50m move from Liverpool in 2011, and although he has won a Champions League, FA Cup and Europa League with the Blues, he has been criticised for failing to hit the heights he did at Atletico Madrid and Liverpool.

A new Floodline number - 0345 9881188 - is also being publicised after complaints callers were being charged up to 41p a minute to call an Environment Agency 0845 premium rate helpline, with the money going to a private firm.

Adrenal suppression by inhaled steroids was well publicised after the finding of growth impairment and adrenal crisis in children prescribed fluticasone at doses greater than those currently licensed.

Pongpat is Srirasm's uncle, and the couple's split was publicised soon after the police scandal emerged last year.

The atrocities were less well publicised, especially after the forcible takeover of NTV, Russia's last independent national television station.

Johnson had hoped to secure a new sponsor before the decision was publicised, but after controversy surrounding the original securing of the Barclays sponsorship deal, he and TfL bosses are keen that the process should be entirely transparent and formal.

But those legal precautions were mild compared with those attending Great Britain, the only play in National Theatre history to have been rehearsed in secret and opened at a few days' notice – publicised only after the conclusion of the Old Bailey trial relating to phone hacking at Rupert Murdoch's News International group.

"Information about the Mossad's activity does not reach the public, and often what is publicised many years after the event is but the tip of the iceberg of almost imaginary activity and operations," he writes.

They were arrested after police publicised CCTV footage of the hours of violence during and after the Scottish club's 2-0 defeatoto Zenit St Petersburg at the City of Manchester Stadium.

Inquiries surge so predictably after well publicised crimes that "I can almost plot it on a chart", says one insurance executive.

Selfies with @Ed_Miliband pic.twitter.com/5qvdl79TR1 Currently with the ever wonderful @Ed_Miliband pic.twitter.com/G3CxaP4Xql Tomlinson, the 17-year-old activist from Lancashire, came to public attention after she publicised the online campaign – known as 'Milifandom' – celebrating the "brilliance" of Ed Miliband.