Sentence examples for was able to publicize from inspiring English sources

Using social media like Facebook and then-nascent Twitter, he was able to publicize the show without spending money on a public relations firm.

Strong's Federalist allies in the legislature were able to publicize the partisan nature of the analysis, resulting in a hostile public backlash.

I've been struck by the degree to which, just like in the Arab Spring, the media has been able to publicize this issue of women's rights.

With the increasing popularity and quantity of outdoor holiday markets, more local business owners are able to publicize their products.

When asked whether he regretted not being able to publicize a damaging story about a political opponent before the election, Temple paused for several moments.

As a single woman of independent means, Austin wondered after getting back in the studio in February how in the world she would be able to publicize the new record.

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Cheers of excitement from women and disappointment from men flooded timelines across the country leaving many to wonder how the highly publicized star was able to maintain such a high profile relationship and no one ever know.

While Chalabi was forced to deal with his past roles in highly publicized ways, Mahdi was able to more quietly focus on issues at the heart of Iraq's future, such as the prospect of permanent U.S. military bases and the need for Shiites and Sunnis to form their own regions -- or perhaps one region together -- in Iraq.

Although he did not immediately publicize the proclamation, Dunmore was able to recruit enough slaves to form the Ethiopian Regiment, as well as raising a company of Tories he called the Queen's Own Loyal Virginia Regiment.

Because her story and those of others were not publicized or taken seriously enough by the police, the same man was able to rape some 44 girls -- an incredible, heart-collapsing number -- from 1971 to 1973.