Sentence examples for she publicised from inspiring English sources

Selfies with @Ed_Miliband pic.twitter.com/5qvdl79TR1 Currently with the ever wonderful @Ed_Miliband pic.twitter.com/G3CxaP4Xql Tomlinson, the 17-year-old activist from Lancashire, came to public attention after she publicised the online campaign – known as 'Milifandom' – celebrating the "brilliance" of Ed Miliband.

Before Maynard legally ended her life on 1 November under Oregon's "death with dignity" law, she publicised her case in the hope that her story would lead to political action in California and across the US.

Mr Sotloff's case was not widely reported after his mother was told by IS militants he would be killed if she publicised it.

So it is ironic that Restoin Roitfeld's business model is based on the very personal: the way she publicises her brand on Instagram plays up the intimate.

When she was the Editor of The Sun she never publicised herself.

Ms Fergusson says she will publicise the scandal in decorating magazines.Meanwhile, the city is trying to return stolen goods to their rightful owners.

As she started publicising the idea with a Facebook page, wives, mothers and sisters of fishermen up and down the country got in touch, and last year they recorded an album.

Mrs Davidson, who is now director of the sustainability institute at the University of Wales Trinity Saint David, said she hoped publicising the village's work would lead to more people developing their own ideas for sustainable living or finding new ways to "create a living off the land".

According to Suze, Hefner felt betrayed by the gory details in her 1977 biography, and tried to get her to change some of them – but their blazing falling-out didn't actually happen until she was publicising the book.

It was violent because it was publicised," she told Paris Match.

The events hadn't been publicised elsewhere, she said, and she wanted to fax the list to Moran.