Sentence examples for create publicity for from inspiring English sources
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.
LaCaze also said that she wanted to create publicity for the next games.
Howard said he did not know why "the birds have been killed", but he suspected it might be to create publicity for the new channel.
The idea was to draw in new and younger audience members, expose old audiences to new companies and create publicity for the companies and for City Center.
Edwards was also unimpressed with the bookies' behaviour, claiming "The only reason bookmakers continue to offer odds on 'fantasy' lists born of their own, uninformed, imagination is to create publicity for themselves".
The art history major spent plenty of time producing, directing, acting, photographing, and creating publicity for Theatre Intime.
Having said that, the main aim of improving the Conservatives' profile is achievable as he creates publicity for Cameron's highly campaignable ideas.
Rowe went to the press, creating publicity for the case and garnering support for his cause, including donations of over $6,000 and an offer of free advice from a lawyer.
By his own light, his role in the negotiations was successful -- he created publicity for Greece's plight and for himself, and he will not have to pay the price for it, no matter what anguish the Greek people have suffered in the last five months, or what the delayed agreement will finally cost them.
