Sentence examples for publicize itself from inspiring English sources

The number of people at La Grande Station is remarkable in itself since the train's schedule was planned only one day before the event; the Santa Fe used the train as an opportunity to publicize itself and got the word out to news agencies across the railroad's territory.

When Wałęsa complained that the Polish government was not keeping to its promise of allowing the independent labour movement enough of an opportunity to publicize itself, Jagielski indicated that he would try to give the movement better access to the Polish press, and to the Polish radio network.

The 16-year-old U.S.B.L. publicizes itself as the league of opportunity.

The town of Kipling, Saskatchewan, with an eye toward publicizing itself, offered him a three-bedroom home in exchange for the photos.

"I'm sure there was small talk here or there [on the church making use of the games to publicize itself], but we did not have long conversations about that," said Coltrin.

Antitrust experts said that Google's decision to publicize the complaints itself — on a company blog — showed the company's determination to try to stop the case before it advanced any further.

America's internal league of nations now had no grander goal than to promote itself, and publicize its members, by handing out awards.

Secondly, it's getting attention because the hard fork was timed to coincide with bitcoin core activating a change in its code called BIP 148, which was a highly publicized event in itself.

While the violence eventually calmed down, the Derg's 10th anniversary coincided with the 1984 famine — itself publicized globally by Bob Geldof and Live Aid and largely believed to have been exacerbated by mismanagement.

Sadly, the campaign itself was too shy to publicize the speech, and so its influence wasn't felt until earlier this week, when Mother Jones magazine posted video footage of it.

Finally, he argues, taxpayers must demand that the government publicize the costs of efforts taken to save the financial system from itself.