Sentence examples for publicity section from inspiring English sources

A native of Lake Forest, Ill., he came to New York after high school and worked in the publicity section of CBS.

The target, according to officials in Tel Aviv, was a leader of the Islamic Jihad movement, Ramez Harb, the head of its publicity section, who was at a computer shop in the building.

Consider creation of a publicity section.

Anjem Choudary was "given the oxygen of publicity" by sections of the media and ideologues more interested in culture wars than fighting extremism, even as Muslims threw him out of their mosques, Britain's biggest Islamic group said on Wednesday.

In many villages, water has become a hot political issue.This is bad publicity for GIn this section And never the twain shall meet . . .

In many villages, water has become a hot political issue.This is bad publicity for GIn this section On April fool's day . .

Its stance is essentially a matter of principle or, perhaps, a means of attracting some useful publicity.In this section The paranoia of Rupert Murdoch The Halo effect The next scandal?

It waits to see if Mr Clinton will do more than generate personal publicity.In this section A violent mix, land and religion Private Bill Questions of blame A hint of the cold war over the South China Sea Bad blood Capital punishment Reprints Related items India: Capital punishmentApr 5th 2001 Indian biography: Skin deepApr 5th 2001.

But Jonathan Fell, at Morgan Stanley, says that gradual and uneven implementation means that it may be a long time, if ever, before the treaty affects the leading firms though it may eventually drive smaller players to the wall if the advertising ban deprives them of the, er, oxygen of publicity.In this section Have fat cats had their day?

An elaborate set of publicity leaks to other sections of the press (even to the Washington Post, the object of such fixed antagonism on the part of Nixon) was set in motion, and previews of the programs were arranged, complete with strictures concerning news embargoes and release times.

Every section maintains a publicity bureau, and they all shout at each other.