Sentence examples for publicity name from inspiring English sources

Such predictions attract publicity, name recognition and a bigger client base in a business where investors pay thousands, if not millions, for stock advice and investment guidance.

Some of his fame, however, must surely be put down to his flair for publicity: his name and the record of his feats on the field of battle were found everywhere in Egypt and Nubia.

Time-Life didn't try very hard to push the Monty Python series here that was left largely to the Pythons' own American manager, a rock-and-roll publicity woman named Nancy Lewis and the public-television stations in the big coastal cities started picking it up only after their counterpart in Dallas, KERA, had taken a flyer on it in July of 1974.

A publicity man named Noel Meadow pointed out that the campaign literature was designed to "humanize the candidate".

CHARTS: Unwelcome Publicity: Annual naming rights payments and TARP Troubled Asset Relief Programm) financing received by various banking and financial institutions.

The prime minister has attempted to resurrect Britain's "riotous" image abroad by launching a new publicity campaign, named "GREAT".

Leslee Dart and the crowd at 42West — a publicity firm named for its location, on West 42nd Street — whip the media into line.

Gough says it's been a childhood dream of his to work with the Minogue sisters, but the extra publicity their names have brought will have helped.

But while we help ourselves to an occasional chuckle at the expense of the one-time publicity machine named A-Rod, even his most hardened skeptics must admit that he has for the better part of two baseball seasons kept a promise of lowering his profile.

As a special events and publicity aficionado, naming her team Sweet Steps was just a taste of her wellness-inspired mission.

She is about to start a publicity tour for "Name Dropping," which is about two women with the same name whose lives become hopelessly entangled.