Sentence examples for would be publicized from inspiring English sources

Suddenly a player would score big and his exploits would be publicized by sunrise.

The slum dwellers hoped that their plight would be publicized on "Fantástico," a popular Sunday night television program that is a cross between "60 Minutes" and "Inside Edition".

But that sign of unity has become a symbol of division, as many Muslims have backed off after realizing their names would be publicized.

He said a lottery would be held for the affordable units and that it would be publicized in six or seven months.

Researchers found that registered voters in a 2006 primary election in Michigan voted at a higher rate if they received mailers indicating that their participation in the election would be publicized.

-Austin, Texas Police Officer Andrew Petrowski retired on December 12 when he realized that some of his remarks to a reporter would be publicized.

Such meetings, Lombardi said, are not usually announced in advance, but he added that details about any meeting would promptly be publicized if it did occur.

And Mr. Sopko and his team insist that their work is thorough, fact-based and performed in the open, and they characterize their critics as officials who would prefer that problems not be publicized.

He added cryptically, "Everything can't be publicized because it would create anxiety".

Due to its success, CATS officials announced that future "blitzes" would target individual stations and not be publicized.

This isn't the first time Trump has demanded that something else be publicized before he'd consider revealing his tax returns.