Sentence examples for few publicity from inspiring English sources

They might as well just have handed out a few publicity photographs.

The ability of a few publicity-minded souls to embarrass and even defeat a world power is a core discovery of the age of global media, but it's not exactly new.

They exchange a few publicity-tour war stories before talking about the weather in Boston a year ago when they filmed scenes for "Amistad" near the State House, cast as the U.S. Capitol circa 1839-40.

After a few more quick publicity photos, her escort suggested that Cosgrove wait for her driver inside the principal's office.

Typically, producers and studios shy away from scheduling premieres during the week before the Academy Awards, which generate the kind of publicity few films can compete with.

One afternoon recently, Marie Kondo, the thirty-year-old Japanese decluttering consultant and author of "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up" (two million copies sold worldwide), had a few hours between publicity events to indulge in some shopping.

And she provided the ripple effect of publicity few can, as she gave bland interviews on last night's ABC, CBS and NBC evening news programs, and a more touching one with Tom Brokaw and Tim Russert on MSNBC after her speech, saying she felt that in spirit her whole family was with her onstage.

Despite the publicity few people appear to understand what the agreement is about or how they will benefit from it.

It also has much less publicity power – few people in the media studied it and even fewer can envisage their dyscalculic kids in a lab coat.

They garner no publicity, very few people actually look at them.

The authorities leave it there for a few days, enjoying the publicity.