“publicise”造句，怎麼用publicise造句

One way of doing this is to publicise their position in the rankings of the International Benchmarking Network for Water and Sanitation, published online.

In New York, the Spice Girls went on David letterman's Late Show on TV to publicise their debut album which went to No 1 in America - out-performing the performance of the Beatles in the 1960s.

To publicise its efforts in promoting the Chinese language, its quarterly publication is delivered to all schools.

The Electoral Commission warns against doing it inside the polling station, even if it's about your own vote. Elsewhere you are free to publicise your vote.

On November 8th Queen Elizabeth II launched a Facebook page to publicise the royal family's doings.

Carmakers are also keen to publicise the handful of trials that are providing them with data on the real-world performance of hydrogen fuel-cell cars.

In December 2000, the TID and the TDC had jointly issued a pamphlet and supplement to publicise the implications of China's accession to the WTO.