Sentence examples for leverage celebrity from inspiring English sources

Schwarzenegger, like Trump, certainly understands the power of spectacle and how to leverage celebrity for political gains.

Hipset seeks to leverage celebrities' existing fan bases across multiple channels — like Facebook, Twitter and Instagram — grow their number of YouTube subscribers, video views, and ultimately, the amount of money they can make from YouTube as a distribution channel.

It is also about leveraging celebrity into business equity.

In Act III the performer leverages celebrity into ownership of the business.

The company is no stranger to leveraging celebrity synergy.

Did you need to leverage your celebrity to make this open collaboration a reality?

Ratner seems to have been less interested in using Gehry's architectural talent to best advantage than in trying to leverage his celebrity to make an unpopular development more palatable.

(He had already proven his readiness to leverage his celebrity for his art, as when he recruited Jean-Luc Godard to direct him in an adaptation of Jules Feiffer's "Little Murders," which, in the event, was directed by Alan Arkin).

Since Jean has never held political office, left the country when he was 9, has little management experience and has yet to take any detailed policy positions, the only benefit of a Jean presidency at this point would appear to be his ability to leverage his celebrity.

Is she trying to steal a page from the Trump playbook to leverage her celebrity in an effort to improve her funding opportunities?

Not one to forgo the leverage of celebrity endorsement, EA has enlisted the help of trainer-to-the-stars Bob Greene to design some of the exercise routines.