Sentence examples for are getting publicity from inspiring English sources

While his House GOP colleagues are getting publicity for spouting bizarre ideas about rape and pregnancy, or jumping into the Sea of Galilee, Representative Marlin Stutzman of Indiana was planning to head today to the Fort Wayne campus of National College for an event promoted as a chance to inform unemployed veterans about new federal education benefits.

Sure, he is getting publicity.

They felt she was getting publicity and endorsements for the wrong reasons.

The journal Analytical Methods is getting publicity for supposedly exposing Hirst and Tate Modern.

Mr. Burns spoke of his partner's love of radio and noted he was getting "publicity you couldn't buy" from the stunt.

The truth is, getting publicity helps add buzz and establish the product or your brand as the go-to brand.

Michael Skapinker has a column in the Financial Times Tuesday discussing an oath, hatched at Harvard Business School, that's been getting publicity of late.

"The colleges are getting the publicity, but it happens all the time," said Hank Goldstein, principal of the Oram Group, an adviser to charities.

While the "birthers" are getting more publicity for questioning whether President Obama really was born in Hawaii, the "tenthers" are exerting more influence over public policy by raising one more roadblock to health care reform.

Palestinian concessions are getting far more publicity than what Israel would concede in return.

"The producers are getting endless free publicity out of these delays," Mr. Azenberg said.