Sentence examples for publicising themselves from inspiring English sources

He denies that the protests have prompted the board to change tack, but admits that the protestors "have done a good job of publicising themselves".Small-government conservatives hope that Kelo will prove to be a tipping point.

While there are no legal mechanisms to prevent financial exploitation of dancers, the licensing conditions of SEVs prevent them from advertising or publicising themselves to increase levels of trade.

The other thing is they never spent any money on self publicising themselves.

And groups were encouraged to do outrageous things to publicise themselves".

"They represent us well on issues like student fees, but I can't remember them doing anything directly on racism beyond supporting Black History Month," says Vemypal. "They did have a referendum a few years back on whether the BNP should be allowed to publicise themselves on campus.

An Australian study of such people showed that, among other things, people who score high on a test of marketing character are heavy consumers, uncritical of society and have a strong drive to publicise and promote themselves.

There are more than a few employees who've found themselves in hot water after publicising bad behaviour on sites like Twitter and Facebook; savvy jobseekers should be aware that potential employers will Google them.

2.53pm: Eamonn Maloney points out: "Oh look, you've gone and published the linesman's name, publicising it to those too incompetent to find it out for themselves, surely inversely the most dangerous group of people when it comes to his safety.

Theatres are notoriously cagey about publicising their box office figures.

Publicising the scheme's dangers is difficult, too.

The mayor did not consult Dyke before publicising the proposal.