Sentence examples for publicised in a from inspiring English sources

Hammer time," as later publicised in a popular hip hop / curling crossover".

His scandalous divorce, publicised in a time when adultery was still illegal, led to a legal battle that Fotheringham covers intelligently and with great insight.

The hack, publicised in a series of Twitter alerts, came as campaigners delivered petitions demanding an ethically-made iPhone 5 – the new model is expected later this year – at Apple stores in London, New York, San Francisco, Sydney and Bangalore.

Our campaign to get the exam boards to make exams more accessible for children like Nihal had been publicised in a number of newspapers, including the Times Educational Supplement.

Similarly, Curtis admits that last week's mobile-phone study was specifically publicised in a way to "gross people out – because disgust is the best way to get people to wash their hands".

Schneiderman said the dark pool – a means by which traders can remain anonymous until they have completed trades and which was publicised in a recent book on Wall Street by Michael Lewis – was used to favour high-frequency traders, contrary to promises made in marketing literature.

Some of the allegations - publicised in an ITV documentary - refer to incidents on BBC premises.

However, the note was never publicised in any news reports, a move which the Queers Against Injustice wrote was "probable concealment" by the bank, forcing them to come forward.

Thunderbirds Are Go became the first Anderson project to be publicised, in full, as "A Gerry Anderson Century 21 Production".

The killings were publicised in 1997, when a wartime member of Autumn Rains paramilitary spoke about the unit's involvement in killings of civilians in Gospić in an interview to the Feral Tribune.

The character's introduction to the series was highly publicised in the media, including a front cover and inside spread featuring Kensit discussing her new role in the week's edition of the Radio Times.