| In fact, publicising any aspect of her success is not something that comes naturally to this rather self-effacing woman. |
| My company is publicising a big caravan show, you see, and as we understand it, a large number of divers are in fact caravanners. |
| Men carrying sandwich boards would habitually walk the streets of towns publicising the arrival of an exhibition. |
| Money is raised chiefly by publicising highly exploitable incidents, often of lawbreaking. |
| The Portuguese Government awarded McIntyre the Commander of the Order of Prince Henry the Navigator in 1983 for his work in researching and publicising Portuguese exploration. |
| They need to do some good publicising and push their product and beat whatever Sony and MS can do in the marketing. |
