Sentence examples for create publicity from inspiring English sources

Public relations specialists create publicity by arranging press conferences, contests, meetings, and other events that will draw attention to a company's products or services.

The next two months will be pivotal to the book business because the holiday season usually accounts for more than a quarter of bookstores' annual sales, and lost opportunities to create publicity for a book at the time of its publication are seldom recovered.

A Florida alligator-wrestler has been sent by a Fort Lauderdale public relations firm to offer New York his services -- and to create publicity for the firm.

Feuds create publicity at little or no expense.

LaCaze also said that she wanted to create publicity for the next games.

British pop stars will apparently do anything to simultaneously create publicity and detract attention from their actual music.

Tell us about the unusual or inventive ways you have created publicity for your business.

If ever there was a case of creating publicity that money can't buy, that was it.

In the comedy world that means knowing how to speak to promoters, booking your own gigs, invoicing your fees and creating publicity.

For allowing the publication of the fact that an injunction has been granted, together with basic facts about the specific case (facts which often go well beyond what can really be described as basic) creates publicity and hysteria about who the person seeking the injunction is, and also encourages online speculation fuelled by those in the know (probably started by mischievous journalists).

The lead stars of the film created publicity by organising a promotional campaign in the college festival of Mithibai College on 30 November.