Sentence examples for publicity off from inspiring English sources

She also reacted angrily when Untitled promoted its interview on Twitter after she had expressed her anger, accusing its editors of trying to generate publicity off the back of her response.

By attracting more sponsors and by vastly improving organisation and publicity, Off Plus Camera has developed rapidly under the auspices of festival director, Szymon Miszczak; artistic director, Ania Trzebiatowska (who formerly worked on BBC's Arena); and Poland's brilliant young film-critic, Michał Oleszczyk.

But Foursquare's map of 2010 movie checkin frequency (above) is an exception to the "blatant attempt to glom publicity off of an 'important' event rule," and deserves reposting.

"It has been a tough year because of the off-ice incidents and the publicity of the off-ice incidents, and of people being painted with a big, wide brush," Terriers Coach Jack Parker said.

In return, the designers get free publicity, showing off their work to the public without the constraints of a client.

It is true that an autocratic regime can, by using unrestrained force and blacking out all publicity, finish off a terrorist movement in Chechnya or anywhere else.

Newble, 33, was careful not to be critical of James, but the publicity touched off another round of lamentation over the modern athlete's contractual servitude to corporations and how it typically impedes the development of a conscience.

The advance publicity paid off and the movie ran for more than six weeks at a time when the average run for even Hollywood blockbusters was two or three weeks.

Indeed, he worried that if the research did advance and the findings were made public, the publicity could tip off the anthrax killer.

A three-generation mom-and-pop outfit founded in 1958, it turned the free publicity into off-the-charts business for the next nine months.

After a day in the city doing more publicity, she was off to Rhode Island to perform four final shows before coming in to New York.