Sentence examples for were publicised from inspiring English sources
verb
To make widely known to the public.
- The scandal was so publicised that he lost the next election.
His latest pieces were publicised in suitably guerrilla fashion.
They hardly come as much surprise; indeed, most were publicised at the time.
There were demonstrations, and reports in the often uncritical media, and previously unreported cases of awful mistreatment were publicised.
The serum's slight benefits were publicised in a Horizon programme, and Boots sold its entire year's supply within two weeks of the programme airing.
The Kremlin was said to be angry that accusations Mr Litvinenko supposedly made against Mr Putin from his deathbed were publicised.
Nettleton's mother says she now fears her daughter is in great danger after her plans to flee were publicised in the media.
The photo will be publicised only when power-sharing resumes.
But she insists her name not be publicised.
It was violent because it was publicised," she told Paris Match.
If there is one it has not been publicised yet.
"The result should be publicised within six weeks," he wrote.
