Sentence examples for publicised book from inspiring English sources

Mr Johnson explained how he felt that the famous wartime leader, about whom he has just written a heavily publicised book, which has received mixed reviews, would have been "very proud" at the "continuing legacy of Britain" in former colonies around the world.

The Poetry Book Society publicises books, increases publishers' sales, helps readers to know what they might enjoy, does important work for poets and their publishers, who are often driven by passion and who make little profit.

Publicising the book earlier this year, the author – whose previous book, Decision Points, detailed the most important dilemmas in his life – said: "George HW Bush is a great servant, statesman and father.

But in America she will not publicise the book.

Might he not want to focus on publicising his book, I suggest?

Publicising the book, David Stuckler says: "Austerity is having a devastating effect on health in Europe and North America.

To publicise the book he meets me in a plush lounge at the Covent Garden Hotel, in central London.

The American's 6-4 7-6 6-2 win over veteran Swede Jonas Bjorkman put him through and gave him a chance to publicise his book.

Not only is HarperCollins paying her a substantial advance, but Bulgari intends to make a contribution to help publicise the book and its jewellery.

I'm going to Edinburgh to publicise my book that's coming out, with a little bit of a launch on 16 August.

On a short visit to the UK to publicise her book, she is learning a little more about the UK's experience of poverty.