Sentence examples for who publicized from inspiring English sources

The chief executive who publicized the payments was promoted, he said, "to focus on growing the company.

"There will be a lot more of me in 2012," said Mayhill Fowler, the blogger for The Huffington Post who publicized Senator Obama's "bitter" remarks.

Chris Botta, who publicized the Islanders for 15 years, had his credentials to cover the team on his blog revoked Tuesday, a day after the last-place franchise fired Coach Scott Gordon.

Mansoor Ijaz, a United States businessman of Pakistani origin who publicized the existence of the memo, said Mr. Haqqani had asked him to have it delivered to Adm. Mike Mullen, then the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, in May.

Published at Svevo's own expense, as were his other works, this novel was also a failure, until a few years later, when Joyce gave Svevo's work to two French critics, Valéry Larbaud and Benjamin Cremieux, who publicized him and made him famous.

An A-ranked student who was incorrectly assigned to three different high schools after moving to Brooklyn from New Jersey has finally settled in at Abraham Lincoln High, said State Senator Carl Kruger, who publicized the young man's plight on Monday.

Mr. Dailey, who publicizes the group at BrooklynKickball.com, hopes that the game will pick up elsewhere.

Writer does an imaginary play whose central character is a man drssed as a peanut who publicizes Planters Peanuts.

Fraud hunters are most incensed by people who publicize fictitious exploits in the media or use them to get elected, promoted or wangle undeserved veterans' benefits.

In recent years, Microsoft has poured money and personnel into responding to bugs, and has improved its relations with those who publicize them, Mudge said.

The New Yorker, November 15 , 1958P. 52 Writer does an imaginary play whose central character is a man drssed as a peanut who publicizes Planters Peanuts.