Sentence examples for prs- from inspiring English sources

Guru-Murthy steps away from the movie – dangerous when you have eight minutes, an A-lister with a reputation and four bristling PRs in the room.

PRs know that spinning a positive story first and fast can obscure a deeper truth.

PRs for the show point out that Downton films for six months of the year, leaving the cast plenty of time to do other work; Hugh Bonneville filmed two other projects, including BBC2 satire W1A, in the time between series five and six, while Michelle Dockery (Lady Mary) has filmed dramas such as Restless.

A: For pictures from readers, agencies and PRs: [email protected] For advisories on film openings, PR openings and similar: [email protected] For photographers submitting portfolios: [email protected] Q: I would like to submit a cartoon/artwork.

Now that the public has lost faith in politicians, banks and the press, the mass of PRs, ad execs, lobbyists and researchers have been casting about for reassuring ways to represent their clients.

Over the years, Olins's books became primers for a generation of admen, PRs, and graphic and product designers, anyone who wanted to sound credible in the ideology of branding.

Every week, businessmen's PRs fill editors' inboxes with offers of waffly comment or an opinion piece on the latest fad.

More than one in three people are foreigners (permanent residents, known as PRs, and non-residents).In the past, immigrants were concentrated at the top or bottom of the jobs ladder, performing work that Singaporeans could not or did not want to do.

Just over half of Britain's in-house PRs work for the public sector, health organisations and charities.

Critics say PRs enjoy the benefits of citizenship without all the responsibilities, such as national service for men (first-generation PRs are generally exempt).

Tim McKenzie, the Hackney singer known as Labrinth, who was a major hit with fans lining the red carpet, was awarded Best Song in association with PRS for "Earthquake", and treated the room to a musical montage of his hits.