Sentence examples for publicized after from inspiring English sources

The letter was publicized after Representative Boehner, Republican of Ohio, issued a strongly worded statement criticizing the G.A.O.

Because the complaint was publicized after business hours in Beijing, the Chinese government will probably not have a reaction until later in the week.

The serious health issues he experienced, due to the years of abuse he subjected his body to on the gridiron, were well publicized after his retirement.

The district's sordid reputation was widely publicized after 1892 by the popular Percy Gaunt-Charles Hoyt song "The Bowery, the Bowery!" with its final refrain "I'll never go there anymore".

It also became highly publicized after it emerged that Ms. Roxas was a U.S. citizen and her lawyers said she would file a suit against the Philippine government in a U.S. court for unlawful kidnapping and assault.

The access hole was publicized after Indian newspaper The Tribune paid a man less than $10 in exchange for administration access to the database.

Here's something else you won't catch Microsoft publicizing: after being edited on a Pocket PC, many documents bear only a passing resemblance to the originals.

Mr. Nafis and the undercover agent parked the van outside the bank and walked to a nearby hotel, where Mr. Nafis recorded a video statement addressed to the American people, which he planned to publicize after the attack.

Many meetings have been private; others were publicized only after the fact.

In one highly publicized incident, after the body of Ms. Kercher was discovered, Ms. Knox stood outside the villa and repeatedly kissed Mr. Sollecito, drawing suspicion from the police.

When the cases were publicized last month after one woman was released on appeal, the national news media descended on Guanajuato and the women gave jailhouse interviews.