Sentence examples for who publicised from inspiring English sources

The period had no Giorgio Vasari, the Renaissance artist who publicised the magnificent achievements of his contemporaries; his book, "The Lives of the Artists", is still widely read.

It was the Conservative Lord Hailsham who publicised the idea in the 1960s, as part of an attack on Harold Wilson's creation of a Ministry of Technology.

A council deputy in Pskov, near Russia's border with Estonia, who publicised the death of soldiers from the 76th Airborne was beaten up by thugs.Neither the army nor Russian society at large want to see military casualties.

For Christmas, I would like two things: Elena Ferrante's Frantumaglia: A Writer's Journey (Europa Editions) and for the worm who publicised her real identity in newspapers around the world to find his turkey as dry, flavourless and pointless as his "exposé".

Just on Monday morning, Zhu Ruifeng, the blogger who publicised a sex scandal in Chongqing, was summoned to a local Beijing police station.

During the 1950s, a folklore revival movement spread throughout the country, spurred by famous folk musicians like Andrés Chazarreta who publicised the music on the radio despite strict government censorship from then president Juan Perón.

We've already heard, by this stage, about the next object of Hodgson's adoration – a boy he meets at uni who publicises Kieran's digital billets-doux and makes our hero a laughing stock.

These "debates" are all empty calories, and the people who publicise them move on to the next thing as soon as they possibly can, because there's a cycle to feed with anger and elation.

How do you interview four men who are publicising a TV show that they can't really talk about?

Ms Clinton, who is publicising her new book aimed at explaining global issues to young people, It's Your World: Get Informed, Get Inspired and Get Going!, described her mother as her "hero" during the Today interview, adding that her own 11-month old daughter, Charlotte, has been Hillary's inspiration during the campaign.

"This was a story provided by the parents, who had already publicised the pictures and story on Facebook.