Sentence examples for until it was publicised from inspiring English sources

German authorities kept the initial find in Munich – discovered as part of a tax case – secret for more than a year until it was publicised by a German magazine in November, prompting sharp criticism from Jewish groups.

His real name was not widely known until it was publicised by French officials on Monday alleging he was the mastermind of Friday's attacks in Paris, which killed 129 people and injured hundreds more.

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

The novel was popular in 1956 when it was publicised.

Graham Atkins, the county's eclipse project officer, said it was publicising the situation to avert a last minute rush.

Asked whether Mo could inspire a new generation, Abdulle adds: "It's a question of how much it's publicised.

The raising of the female state pension was publicised 15 years before it started.

Schneiderman said the dark pool – a means by which traders can remain anonymous until they have completed trades and which was publicised in a recent book on Wall Street by Michael Lewis – was used to favour high-frequency traders, contrary to promises made in marketing literature.

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.

I hadn't, of course – it had been publicised on a university Facebook page.

Stories have circulated that City have bought the academy and own it outright, though if this is true it has never been publicised.