Sentence examples for gaining hype from inspiring English sources
Newer labels are gaining hype with an aesthetic that has more of a street edge to it.
While Chanel, Balenciaga, Céline and Louis Vuitton remain the blue-chip Parisian houses, newer labels are gaining hype with an aesthetic that has more of an street edge to it.
After gaining hype as a teenager by releasing "Go, Queensbridge" in 1985, coining the term "illmatic" in 1988, and running with Marley Marl and the Juice Crew, he was convicted at 16 on robbery charges and sentenced to prison.
A lot of beef is just for show, in order to gain more hype for an artist.
With the hype gaining steam, the RealTouch appeared poised to fulfill the lofty promises that had been made about cybersex ever since the writer Howard Rheingold popularized the term "teledildonics" in 1990 to envision the possibility of fully embodied computational sex riffing on computer visionary Ted Nelson's idea of "dildonics," offered way back in 1974.
He got that raw deal because of a simple truth likely to play a role in shaping coverage of the election all the way through to November: liberals have almost as much to gain from hyping birtherism and other stories of the right-wing fringe as conservatives do.
The competition between the public and the private sector played greatly in favor of both: the financial burden as well as the horizon of the public project were significantly reduced, the private project(s) gained from the hype of the public project, yet had to play an active and collaborative role in order to remain in the game.
Perhaps a result of its magnetically fearsome female front woman, Chloe Lum, and outrageously raucous live performances, the band had gained a considerable hype before dropping its first full length, The Lovvers LP.
These shows won't lure anybody away from MTV, despite much hype about CBS gaining younger viewers in the wake of "Survivor".
After years of hype, home control and automation products are gaining speed, enabling these types of scenarios in what marketers call the smart home.
