Sentence examples for publicity boosting from inspiring English sources

When I was on the board of trustees of the University of the District of Columbia we received incredibly beneficial publicity boosting the reputation of the David A. Clarke School of Law when Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg came to speak.

It would be an honor for Harvey, and a publicity boost for the Mets.

This year, instead, the Impac gives a further publicity boost to bestsellers such as The Lacuna and Brooklyn.

The Bug received a welcome publicity boost when it was banned from appearing at the 1970 Motor Show, because it was technically a motorcycle.

Last month, the sanctuary enjoyed a considerable publicity boost when it welcomed 11 bears that had been grossly mistreated at the Chief Saunooke Bear Park in North Carolina.

Motor Neurone Disease might not be as well known as Aids, and perhaps it could do with the publicity boost, but it's not as obscure as you might imagine.

The creators of a sexually suggestive television ad for drain cleaner may have just gotten an unlikely publicity boost from a conservative action group.

And the publicity boost from the Chrysler partnership can only help sell tickets to the elaborate production, which will be directed by Franco Dragone, a director of Cirque du Soleil shows.

Although many celebrities enjoy the publicity boost such sites give them, other tire of the insults they recieve, especially on Twitter.

Top Gear France received a huge publicity boost following Clarkson's suspension for a "fracas" with a producer, with Le Figaro calling the show a "televised monument".

The album got an additional publicity boost on Monday when Amazon offered its MP3 version for 99 cents, a promotion that proved so popular it stalled the retailer's servers.