Sentence examples for which he publicized from inspiring English sources

In the complaint, FINRA alleges that, from January 2013 through October 2016, Ayre attempted to lure public investment in his worthless public company, Rocky Mountain Ayre, Inc. (RMTN) by issuing and selling HempCoin – which he publicized as "the first minable coin backed by marketable securities" – and by making fraudulent, positive statements about RMTN's business and finances.

In 1934 he became part of the Isham Jones Juniors; when it disbanded in 1936, Herman used its most talented sidemen to form his own ensemble, which he publicized as the "Band That Plays the Blues".

Sir Richard, now 61, has practically created a virtue out of his companies' ups and downs, recently launching a "Screw Business As Usual" entrepreneurship conference, which he publicized through his blog.

He has 50 blurbs for his upcoming book, which he publicizes on a separate blog run by Amazon.

Before and after coming to Mexico City, Espinosa gave several interviews recounting what he and other journalists had experienced in Veracruz, providing a long chronicle of acts of abuse and intimidation, which he also publicized over social networks.

Octavian forcibly entered the temple of the Vestal Virgins and seized Antony's secret will, which he promptly publicized.

Before the series began, Shaughnessy wrote a piece saying that although the Red Sox had beaten the Yankees, the series needed to be won, as it was the only way the Curse of the Bambino, which he had publicized based on the book of the same title in 1990, would end, and demeaning chants of "1918!" would no longer echo at Yankee Stadium.

Tracy reveals that early in his career he signed a very badly structured contract which requires he publicize "Wade Boggs Carpet World" five times whenever he appears on camera, a reference to the baseball player Wade Boggs.

President Obama has prepared a plan, which he has not publicized, in which the five-year path to citizenship would begin after eight years of provisional status.

Mr. Nafis and the undercover agent parked the van outside the bank and walked to a nearby hotel, where Mr. Nafis recorded a video statement addressed to the American people, which he planned to publicize after the attack.

He'd also become convinced of the sophistication of South America's pre-Columbian cultures and of the evils of slavery, which he felt obligated to publicize.