Sentence examples for delivers publicity from inspiring English sources

For Blumenthal, the result from last night's annual ceremony in the Guildhall, London delivers publicity of a much better kind than the outbreak of a vomiting virus which earlier this year caused him to close the two Michelin-starred Knightsbridge eatery after 24 diners and 21 members of staff were taken ill.

Hotel operators and lodging consultants observe that in the 1990's he and his partners expanded rapidly and borrowed heavily, banking on Mr. Schrager's ability to deliver publicity, an instant reputation for a new hotel as a hot spot and a cachet that could be translated into high room rates.

In an open letter to cybernats, whom he described as "useful idiots" – the phrase deployed by Lenin to describe propagandists for a cause they did not understand - Mr Sillars said that online smears and insults had delivered a publicity coup for supporters of the status quo.

He then delivered much of the publicity himself.

One of the most powerful men in world advertising, Sir Martin Sorrell, delivered a purposely timed publicity coup to the Chancellor, George Osborne, yesterday by announcing that his global business, WPP, would be relocating its headquarters to the United Kingdom.

The day after the United States government issued a terror alert in a blaze of publicity, Israel delivered one of its own frequent warnings, but in a much softer tone.

The timing of the announcement – just 48 hours before George Osborne delivers the Coalition's final Budget – will fuel suspicion that the government is trying to minimise adverse publicity.

Wall Street's reaction and the resulting publicity raises the question of why the Fed delivers its message at 2 15 P.M. EST.

Schaefer Field delivered a certain amount of publicity.

But so far, these lawsuits seem designed more to harass and distract the drugs industry with bad publicity than to deliver a knock-out punch though that may change.

The corporation's decision to send 15,000 leaflets residents and businesses has already come under fire from local independent media sites for not using local workers for distribution and for claiming the publicity was being delivered to "all" of the city – Salford has more than 94,000 households.