Sentence examples for were publicised in from inspiring English sources

His latest pieces were publicised in suitably guerrilla fashion.

Nettleton's mother says she now fears her daughter is in great danger after her plans to flee were publicised in the media.

When Campbell's feelings about England and the captaincy were publicised in March ("I believe if I was white", the controversial sentence ran, "I would have been England captain for over 10 years") other ex-team-mates including Martin Keown, Paul Merson and Ian Wright spoke against the claim.

The killings were publicised in 1997, when a wartime member of Autumn Rains paramilitary spoke about the unit's involvement in killings of civilians in Gospić in an interview to the Feral Tribune.

In order to optimise response rates participants were offered a small monetary incentive, and survey activities were publicised in the media.

"While border force staff have been involved in these types of operations before, they have never been publicised in this way," the union's national secretary, Nadine Flood, said.

The agreement – called an "outcome document" – was not a surprise for anyone in the room and was publicised in advance of the meeting and adopted almost immediately.

The firm stopped using Flash cookies in 2009, after research by The University of California Berkley identified the practice and it was publicised in the media.

Jones was pleased with the turnout at the Paris launch, which had been publicised in the media and on the internet, and particularly with the number of people who stayed behind afterwards to help organise future monthly events.

Or for the Cockerell family, who found their new London home invaded and trashed, with the squatters only driving away in their expensive cars after Mrs Cockerell's pregnancy was publicised in the newspapers.

Our campaign to get the exam boards to make exams more accessible for children like Nihal had been publicised in a number of newspapers, including the Times Educational Supplement.