Sentence examples for publicly fed from inspiring English sources

In one case, a cabinet minister publicly fed a hamburger to his child, in an effort to demonstrate that there was no danger.

Meanwhile, Mr Kenyatta, who has poured an unknown amount of money into his campaign, has publicly fed the expectation that his Jubilee coalition will win with the 50 per cent-plus-one needed to take the presidency in the first round.

It's a quarter of a century now since her politician father, John, publicly fed her a burger to quash public fears over mad cow disease – and she is for ever fixed in our minds as a tiny girl in an Alice band, symbolic of everything people most distrust about politicians.

If a congregation in Philadelphia wants to publicly feed people living on the streets of their city, they would be breaking the law.

Cheever's fine seems to be the latest in a series of high-profile efforts by local governments to discourage people from publicly feeding the homeless.

At a time when almost everything Mrs. Clinton publicly says feeds presidential speculation, she has also used the speeches to address issues like the Arab Spring, the conflict in Syria and the former National Security Agency contractor Edward J. Snowden.

Recently, Arnold Abbott in Fort Lauderdale was arrested twice for publicly helping feed the vulnerable in his community and now faces jail time for giving food to homeless people.

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Prosecutors said Ms. Hoxie, who had been employed at Disney since Dec. 18, 2007, had obtained information, like Disney's quarterly earnings, before the results were publicly released and fed the information to Mr. Sebbag, who tried to sell the tips.

The 18-month-old giraffe was served his favorite meal of rye bread before being shot, publicly dissected, and fed to lions.

The killing of a young giraffe at a Danish zoo — after which it was publicly butchered and fed to a lion — breaks what should be the most inviolate if unwritten contract when humans remove wild animals from their natural habitat: to protect and keep healthy those animals and their descendants.