Sentence examples for publicize back to from inspiring English sources

In addition to the vans, the agency behind the campaign to publicize "Back to You," A.D.D. Marketing and Advertising in Los Angeles, will put up a Web site that creates humorous images of users as news anchors, seated at a desk between Ms. Heaton and Mr. Grammer.

But he continued playing until he cut back to help publicize the moral rearmament movement.

Scalia did not recuse himself from hearing the case, and in June 2004, the court ruled 7-2 nototorderer the Administration to publicize the details, but sent it back to a lower court for further consideration.

The cooperation of the United States Army and the United States Defense Department was extended for Murphy's media appearances to publicize the film To Hell and Back.

"They strategized to piggy-back and make money off the efforts to publicize what used to be a private illness.

Climbing back to the top took not only a much publicized interview with Hillary Rodham Clinton, but also an equally publicized emergency quintuple bypass for the star himself.

They need to publicize their wares to a jaded public.

Save the Colorado, a philanthropic organization that has raised close to $1 million to support restoration and publicize the river's plight, is circulating a petition to bring water back to the delta.

Meanwhile, Trump and Fox News host Megyn Kelly sat down for a highly publicized interview, after reaching a truce that ended a feud which dated back to the first Republican presidential debate last August.

Last May, in a widely publicized speech at the National Defense University, Obama lifted a self-imposed moratorium on sending Guantánamo prisoners back to Yemen, though he has yet to send any Yemenis back from the detention center.

Another example: when a book publisher once rejected me, I wrote back to her saying that I fit perfectly with her list, describing how I could publicize the book with the different branches of her own company.