Sentence examples for publicized using from inspiring English sources

When the protesters arrived at the checkpoint they appear to have caught the Israelis totally off guard even though the march that was sponsored by the Palestinian NGO Holy Land Trust was publicized using local media for the past week.

It was renamed after its first and widely publicized use at the Houston Astrodome.

The trappings around the event (including Mr. Gore's much publicized use of ordinary voters as advisers) threatened to turn the debate into the latest in reality television.

THE Olympic Games remain a strong international brand for potential advertisers, but recent developments ranging from over-commercialization to the publicized use of performance-enhancing drugs by athletes has tarnished the Games' once-golden image, according to a new global consumer poll by the McCann-Erickson World Group.

The jazz violinist Regina Carter, who recently played some highly publicized shows using one of Paganini's original violins, has been fairly successful at bridging virtuosity with popular appeal: when she makes blues and gospel vocalizations out of portamento swoops, it's hard not to like her.

Authors can run private blogs, send out giveaways, and publicize events using the service.

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

In a case study on manufacturing workers' employment in South Wales during the 1950s, Fevre (1989) found that employers publicized job information using posts and newspaper advertisements only when the labor supply was not sufficient.

Between 1700 and 1710 Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz publicized the use of arrays for recording information or solutions and experimented with over 50 different systems of arrays.

(The United States actually enacted a work-sharing plan in 2012 but it is neither well known, well publicized, nor widely used).

In a widely publicized speech, Mr. Cheney used California, which has prided itself on its low per capita consumption of electricity, to illustrate his contention that conservation cannot be the basis of a sound energy policy.