Sentence examples for have publicity from inspiring English sources
"Colleges and universities do not seek to have publicity that reveals unpleasantness," she said.
Since Watson did not have authority, he made use of what he did have: publicity.
Most have publicity machines behind them, with jazzy posters advertising spiritual and other benefits.
"I think he wanted to have publicity," she said, "but I felt he wasn't ready for it".
"I don't want to see anybody I don't like, nor have publicity, nor be tied up all the time," he went on.
In eighth grade, she said, she used her baby-sitting money to have publicity photos taken and got herself a manager.
Many small, family-owned shipping firms have publicity-shy bosses and lack the sophisticated public-relations machines that giant firms deploy.Grime of the ancient marinerNevertheless, says Craig Eason, technical editor of Lloyd's List, a shipping daily, some sort of consolidation, or at least better co-operation, among shipping associations would make sense.
I did realize it had publicity value.
"And yet it has never had publicity.
There are perils in having publicity precede peer review.
Like any Broadway hit, "Jersey Boys" has publicity machinery that's well-oiled and carefully controlled.
