Sentence examples for publicity spend from inspiring English sources

Backing from NatWest and a huge publicity spend ensured the attention of the world's media.

The Walk's 3D flair seems to have paled, because of a lesser publicity spend, beside The Martian's and Everest's.

Pickles asked inspectors to focus on grant payments, the transfer of property by the authority to third parties, publicity spending decisions and contractual processes since the mayor was elected.

In addition, the Lib Dems publicly pledged to crack down on advertising-sapping local council freesheets, and the Tories to rein in "rules on taxpayer-funded publicity spending by town halls".

As the attorney who has represented Rodman in a variety of matters over the last five years, I regret the omission of the compassionate side of Dennis (going out of his way, without publicity, to spend time with hospitalized children and the disadvantaged), and I regret the playing down of his native intelligence.

The average Broadway musical allots $300,000 to $1 million for preopening publicity and spends $50,000 to $75,000 a week on marketing, ad executives say.

One benefit from producing such provocative ads is that the groups and campaigns broadcasting them are able to generate publicity while spending little or no money buying time on television.

Everything seemed set for the American debut last month of Pitingo, the rising young flamenco singing star: the Grand Ballroom at Manhattan Center had been booked, tickets and program prepared, a publicity budget spent, nonrefundable airline tickets purchased.

But producer Mark Burnett played on Trump's love of easy wins, ego massages and publicity: by spending a few hours filming up in Trump Tower, he could have a show that plugged his businesses while casting him as a godlike ruler.

HALLOWEEN: RESURRECTION: With a premise that's reminiscent of the "Blair Witch" sequel, the eighth "Halloween" film introduces a group of teenagers involved in an Internet-related publicity stunt: spending a night in the spooky childhood home of Michael Myers, the local serial killer.

There are so many ironies - he'd made the jokes so many times before, he handed the speech to the press because he thought it was good publicity, he spent most of the 45 minutes talking about the quality and range of Ratner products, the line about the prawn sandwich lasting longer than the earrings wasn't even his.