Although this is more a combination publicity stunt/performance art piece, it's a fun idea.
An ill-timed piece of publicity could bring enraged Islamist activists banging down the door.
So absurd and crazy, a metaphor for insanity, in fact, but the best piece of publicity.
The profile, which features on the magazine's cover, is potentially a powerful piece of publicity for Charles.
& lit).. C. G. Millin: A piece of publicity put before the listener (p + lug, & lit).. T. J. Moorey: Term for material filling canine?
Dr S. J. Shaw: Piece of publicity and term for something packing lumen (lu in p, g, & lit).. P. A. Stephenson: Old horse retiring from the plough?
In a less-than-subtle piece of publicity hunting, EUClaim, a compensation-chasing agency, reckons it has correlated the strikes in recent years with the appearance of good weather.It may not be serious research, but it does speak to the incredulity felt by many at the prospect of more disruption.
One afternoon at her Battersea headquarters, she showed me around her two ateliers and stopped to point out, hanging on a rail outside her office, the dress she had picked to wear to the Wimbledon men's final: a priceless piece of publicity for her label, which saw that dress on TV screens and websites globally.
She invited me to write an essay on political theatre for an Arabic journal and in 2005 I helped her with publicity for a wonderful piece of theatre she wrote, directed and performed, Texterminators, at the Lyric Hammersmith theatre in London.
Meanwhile, this is a nice piece of publicity for the young Instagram service.
