Sentence examples for keep publicity from inspiring English sources

This time, however, nervous officials were at pains to keep publicity to a minimum.

Most owners of private islands, though, prefer to keep them for themselves, as an escape destination or to at least keep publicity to a minimum.

The band members decided to keep publicity down during the album's recording, as they were taken aback by such press surrounding Infinity on High.

Perhaps out of nervousness over the spread of views like this, in recent days Buena Vista had kept publicity about the movie under unusually tight wraps.

Most white-collar defense lawyers do their best work far from the public spotlight by keeping a client from being accused of a violation and, when necessary, working out a resolution to keep negative publicity to a minimum.

Her heroic activity was to keep the publicity work, which partially financed Virago, ticking over, while I darted around in pursuit of books to publish.

Now there's just this incessant, 'Who are you really?' " Her American-born mother, Maria Ewing, a celebrated opera star herself, said Ms. Hall is able to keep the publicity machine in perspective, having seen her parents subjected to it.

If you can't help but enjoy the single life, keep the publicity to a minimum.

He keeps a publicity shot of his daughter that he downloaded from the Internet, framed, on his desk.

Its coffers are barely dented, its owners are not personally liable, and nondisclosure agreements have kept adverse publicity to a minimum.

The Hills tried to keep the ensuing publicity to a minimum, emphasizing the absence of violence.