Sentence examples for conducting a publicity from inspiring English sources
Some have accused her of conducting a publicity stunt, she says, but she is sticking to her message, "It is absolutely okay to tackle physical, mental, emotional, financial abuse in the real world as well as the virtual world," she says.
The filmmaker ended up splitting his time between making his film, responding to criticism, and conducting a publicity campaign of his own that saw him "omnipresent, from CBS Evening News, to Oprah".
In particular, Ms. Weingarten said, the union was incensed by the board's promise to pay Edison $500,000 to conduct a publicity campaign.
For their client, ModMusic Records, a small, independent record label, the students conducted a publicity campaign promoting Scout, a rock band that landed an appearance on the popular HBO series "The Sopranos".
A photograph of her cherubic face was circulated around the world not only by Jewish militants but also by Israeli diplomats, who were instructed to conduct a publicity campaign focused on the "unprecedented cruelty" of her killing.
Was that town-council meeting, where Trump was told that he could not have what the President was having, the moment when the idea of running for President, with which he had long conducted a publicity-garnering flirtation, first became a little serious?
(One of Nitec's allegations, in fact, was that Mr. Dunlap had used company funds "to conduct a personal publicity and self-glorification campaign").
Bush herself carried out relatively little publicity for the album, only conducting a handful of magazine and radio interviews.
I took aim at the federal government's nonsensical approach to the problem and its complaint that there is no money to conduct a more sophisticated publicity or social media effort for Mary Kirby's Runway Girl Network.
For the past year, actor Jason Patric has conducted a media campaign seeking publicity for his quest to gain parental rights over a child conceived in vitro with his donated sperm.
