Sentence examples for get some publicity from inspiring English sources

People are calling and saying it's great we're going to get some publicity for once".

Sorry, I mustn't say this … they want to get some publicity because he is in the middle of an election.

"This guy's making a big mistake if he thinks our department merely is trying to get some publicity out of this thing.

So when WINS-AM (1010) offered a special rate on airtime for advertisers, Mr. Alexander seized the opportunity to get some publicity, not to mention an audience.

If Rory McIlroy walked up and knocked Jordan Spieth out on the green for stepping in his line, it would most definitely get some publicity.

Kimura also set the old record of 56.4 million yen at last year's New Year's auction, which tends to attract high bids as a celebratory way to kick off the new year — or get some publicity.

You got some publicity.

"Hey, man, it's about time we got some publicity for this goddam rap shit".

"Of course, the sponsors will be happy to see their name getting some publicity".

They are deliberately holding up everybody else's permits in the interest of getting some publicity for themselves".

"He's got some publicity and fame and name recognition through the court case, so that has helped him.