Sentence examples for launch publicity from inspiring English sources

The launch publicity featured a poster showing Merkel sitting on a toilet and reading the weekly, with the slogan: "Charlie Hebdo – it's liberating".

The two-hour transfer stopped 10 minutes short of the resort and some 500m above it, from where new arrivals could paraglide down to check in, an inspired bit of gimmickry which dominated the hotel's launch publicity.

Not to mention taking years off the lives of the poor folks preparing to launch publicity for "X-Men Origins: Wolverine". They can only hope those teenage boys were too miffed that "Iron Man" wasn't nominated to watch.

FOR once the event lived up to the pre-launch publicity.

But if it was intended to stir up some useful pre-launch publicity it doesn't seem to have worked.

The pre-launch publicity for a new Time-CNN collaboration called "NewsStand" made its first piece sound like the daring international scoop of every journalist's dreams.

Last year it launched publicity campaigns in all three countries under the slogan "Operation Last Chance", offering rewards of up to $10,000 for information leading to the investigation of war criminals.

At a post-launch publicity event, Travolta, on asking assembled journalists if they had enjoyed it, received no reply.

In response, Scotland Yard will next week launch a publicity campaign urging the public to be vigilant over the Christmas period.

Some pundits want the government to launch a publicity blitz to urge ordinary Japanese to spend more.

The NACCC will this week launch a publicity campaign to inform people that they can access its centres without having to go through the legal system.