Sentence examples for build publicity from inspiring English sources

The court ruled that printing a review would constitute a "breach of duty of confidence" by knowingly thwarting its publisher's costly efforts to build publicity around the official moment of publication.

As the messages posted to hacked accounts demonstrate, OurMine is keen to build publicity for its hacks.

They expected to use the permit process to build publicity, but few of them expected it to become an issue in the mayor's race.

Selznick used the delay to continue to revise the script and, more importantly, build publicity for the film by searching for the role of Scarlett.

Sure, volunteering for good causes can build publicity for TV and movie stars, but does their engagement do anything tangible for the cause itself?

However, when Burnett approached, Trump saw an opportunity to build a publicity vehicle like no other – and be paid millions to drive it.

In the days before the Mercury Theatre's weekly radio shows got a sponsor, it was considered a good publicity technique to build up public identification with Welles' name, so he was credited with just about everything, and was named on the air as the writer of the Mercury show.

L. Peggy Hicks, a Web site designer in Rockwell, Ill., signed on to help promote a friend's self-published novel in 1997 and built a publicity business based on a growing list of more than 400 reading groups around the country.

During a spate of personal appearances to promote the spot, Mr. Federline said that "it's definitely been amazing to watch" the publicity build around his commercial.

The Gore campaign's objective has been to build on the publicity and good feeling from the convention to help Mr. Gore pull even with Mr. Bush by the end of the month.

As Jamie Murray observed on 5 live sports extra's continuing coverage from Indian Wells, it would be a huge shame if tennis in Britain failed to build on the publicity barrage currently generated by his brother, the world number three.