Sentence examples for loads of publicity from inspiring English sources

The launch a few weeks back attracted loads of publicity.

Has a politician nonetheless managed to get loads of publicity for mentioning something from the telly?

Mark Zilbert, a former sales broker on the South Beach Condo Hotel, said the project was a "phenomenal success receiving loads of publicity" during his tenure.

Wood, who this month won a Sony award for Music Radio Personality of the Year, was hired in 2010 by Absolute Radio in an inspired move that garnered loads of publicity.

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Young artists, new galleries and old museums all seem eager to play their part in this Faustian bargain: loads of publicity, rising prices for contemporary art and good crowds for exhibitions in exchange for what a British art critic, William Feaver, calls "headline art".

Warren Buffett has been getting a load of publicity lately by declaring that the members of The Forbes 400 have lower tax rates than corporate receptionists and other middle-class Americans.

"We've had loads of free publicity," says one.

By leveraging all this grievance into loads of free publicity — called "earned awareness" in advertising parlance — the producers of "Unplanned" have created a box-office bonanza.

There's been loads of attendant publicity highlighting the admittedly impressive results of that $53 Million Campaign and its successors, A Campaign for Princeton ($410 million raised, 1981-86) and the Anniversary Campaign ($1.14 billion, 1995-2000).

My guess is that Conlin thought she was going to get loads of great publicity out of this and look like a big hero, a la Erin Brockovich.