That could draw publicity to him, to Leo House and to the church".
The nonprofit exhibitors' booths can draw publicity and donations, said Tasha Klusmann, the founder of the National African American Roller Skating Archives Project.
He said that his famous lineage, while helpful in drawing publicity, could be a handicap in landing acting roles.
Democrats could rely on celebrity wattage to draw publicity, something that the Republicans could not do in Philadelphia.
"The Appeal" is clever enough to throw in a rogue third candidate, a clownishly unelectable figure who can draw publicity away from Sheila McCarthy.
Violent video games are often among the industry's top sellers and draw publicity as improving computer graphics make it possible to produce more lifelike images.
I HAVE not eaten at 71 Clinton Fresh Food, a restaurant that has drawn publicity for its innovative chef, Wylie Dufresne, and its unlikely location on the Lower East Side.
The superintendent of the Harrison public schools, where incidents involving alcohol abuse by students and a janitor have drawn publicity, has been placed on a paid leave of absence, his lawyer said today.
As much as Columbine High may have haunted the national debate, state legislative specialists find no major enactments looming on gun controls, although "smart gun" proposals and other high-tech alternatives to gun controls are drawing publicity.
The resulting stir — innovative third grader versus Scout leadership, online entrepreneurship versus the tradition of door-to-door promotion — has drawn publicity across the country, with coverage by national news organizations and many radio stations.
