Indeed, a Program woman will already have her hands full, since she will, in accordance with the chapter on guerrilla marketing, be carrying around a "conversation starter" — a "physical item that is designed to prompt curiosity and provoke interaction".
After a fanfare for trumpets in the grand foyer just after 10 a.m., he and the audience traipsed from one gallery to another, prompting curiosity among passers-by and sometimes spanning the length of the building to get from this concert to that.
The bigger the hype the bigger the percentage drop, in all probability, the expectation around Wolf Hall and marketing around Fortitude (complete with a polar bear on the London Underground) prompting curiosity among viewers for whom the drama would not normally be their thing.
"And that's what prompted my curiosity about politics".
The Double Down's first launch in April 2010 prompted widespread curiosity from the US public and media.
But, prompted by curiosity, I decided to embark on a genealogical expedition, and I am now learning details about my lineage that I had never known.
Meeting with Jenny McElwain, professor of palaeobiology, opened the the depths of space and time for me, and prompted my curiosity in the period of time just before climate change was identified around 1820.
After the viewing, prompted by curiosity, I looked (very casually, just a few minutes' click-around) at news about the Hotshots and turned up an entire realm of activity that's integral to their lives yet is excluded from the movie, and that is at least as interesting regarding them — and about their locale and American times at large — as anything in the movie.
The fundamental importance of water in many biological, chemical and physical processes has prompted enormous curiosity for this liquid from theoreticians and experimentalists alike.
So while former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney is dogged with criticism and mockery over his evolution on abortion, Santorum's past statements have prompted more curiosity than concern among conservatives.
