Sentence examples for Work publicity from inspiring English sources
An army of bright, attractive young women work publicity events all over the city every night, armed with headsets, clipboards and the latest Scoop tank top.
On the other side, facing the street, was her living room-den-office, which contained two upholstered chairs and the desk she reserved for projects outside of work — publicity for bands she believed in, short reviews for Vibe and Spin — although these had fallen off sharply in recent years.
And he became known for a correspondingly real if peculiar way of working: publicity stressed that he had spent three weeks living in a veterans' hospital among paraplegics, learning how they moved and what they felt.
Facing criticism of his work on publicity tours and in trade publications, he began writing poetry to express his emotions.
Publicity emerged from press agentry during the war; Liberty Loan drives, food and fuel conservation campaigns and other national work required publicity.
The availability of pre-release music on the Internet interfered with this schedule, upsetting months of work by publicity teams and leaving the artists feeling betrayed.
"If Warner Bros wanted him to work the publicity circuit there wasn't a goddam thing they could do about it," the marketing consultant said.
The problem was, half of an author's work is publicity, and releasing a new book successfully includes activities like personal appearances, live radio interviews and guest-blogging on every reasonably trafficked outlet that would have me.
Gentleman's father, a Scotsman, had started out as a painter before heading to Hertford in 1930, the year of David's birth, to work on publicity for corporate clients such as Shell.
Ms. Benway has read marketing books at the town pool, gotten up early to work on publicity materials, and developed a system of signals to communicate with her children while she is on the telephone.
It is largely at Linney's insistence that "The Big C" is being shot in Stamford, which puts her within a relatively easy drive of her Connecticut house and allows her and Schauer to spend almost every weekend there, in a cocoon apart from work, from publicity — from all of it.
