Sentence examples for needed publicity from inspiring English sources

No one else will plan and pay for the needed publicity.

Mr Paul's announcement will gain him needed publicity and should produce a bounce in both polls and grass-roots fundraising.

Patrick made the rounds of many of the major television talk shows Monday morning, giving the sport some much needed publicity.

The scandal accompanying the elimination of his design, however, gave him needed publicity by identifying him with modern avant-garde architecture.

RCA Victor had recently taken this young talent on from Sun Records, and needed publicity shots while he was in New York for television appearances.

She found she needed publicity materials and hired a publicist; she got help with her marketing strategy from two consultants and created a Web site, www.vitoafter.com.

"I don't need publicity.

"Maybe they need publicity".

To lure listeners, they need publicity.

Newspapers need stories; politicians need publicity.

For all their defects, Messrs Rodman, Gascoigne and Tyson have brought their sports precisely what they need: publicity and popularity.