Sentence examples for publicity broadcasts from inspiring English sources

Thus, filmmakers' private activities, which the age of absolute publicity broadcasts all the more blaringly, become ever less separate from their films.

The in-house advance publicity for these broadcasts was lavish.

While Sony have not been able to advertise the film on 60 Minutes or other CBS broadcasts, publicity surrounding the network's decision does appear conveniently well-timed for the studio, which is pushing Truth as an Oscars contender.

Prior to its broadcast, publicity for the second series of Broadchurch walked a tricky tightrope between not saying anything at all and saying way too much.

As he made clear yesterday he was only made aware of the allegations relating to Jimmy Savile when ITV published pre-broadcast publicity regarding their documentary in recent weeks," the spokesman said.

And the same goes for every return to "reality": in a publicity spot widely broadcast in the US a decade or so ago, a group of ordinary people was shown enjoying a barbecue with country music and dancing, with the accompanying message: "Beef.

According to Knight Ridder, "some conservative groups growled in advance over the episode", but most pre-broadcast publicity was directed at the outing.

The publicity from this broadcast drew substantial numbers of visitors to the railway that summer, with more than 57,500 passengers carried, and this increase in revenue in turn enabled the railway to continue to improve its infrastructure and provide tourists with a better experience.

The McCall campaign called Mr. Golisano's broadcast a publicity stunt.

Poirot is frail and we know, from all the publicity that accompanied its broadcast on ITV in November, this is going to be his last case.

He also pointed out that the critics made their comments without any suggestion of an alternative, and that their campaign against the scheme had attracted publicity through a BBC broadcast.