Sentence examples for publicizing things from inspiring English sources

She does see the value in Twitter or Facebook for publicizing things like political rallies, and is still considering signing up for that reason.

A: Unfortunately, I can't honor requests to help publicize things via my Twitter crowd – I get these requests daily, and I can't honor them all without turning my Twitter feed to mush.

[Laughs] Most of the things I wrote about were pretty well publicized, things I've gone through.

VH: Admittedly, our record on publicizing these things is not the best.

When Sweeney asked Lonsdale why the Church of Scientology was publicizing derogatory things about him, Lonsdale replied: "They are trying to embarrass me.

When I asked a Transneft representative where the charity money went, he responded, angrily, "We don't like to publicize such things.

Most people already know not to publicize individual things that reflect badly on them; once they realize that the totality of what they post can have serious repercussions, too, they'll clam up.

"Usually nonprofit and charitable organizations are scared to publicize such things," he said of the closure.

"Business activities and publicizing are two different things," said Tusa. "She's been a tremendous help in that area". Since then, the hotel investments of the trust have been pared back by more than half.

Winfield admitted that his dealings with Steinbrenner were well publicized, but added: "Things were said that were not really meant.

PUHL: Why? Because, plainly, such matters are usually kept secret and are not publicized; furthermore, these things came from the East.