Sentence examples for publicity started from inspiring English sources

Not long after Roosevelt's views were made public, Long responded with vigor, and the resulting publicity started the controversy anew.

They evaporated when the publicity started.

It's only when all the publicity started that I realised I might have been ripped off.

After a certain point, Serkin, innately suspicious of publicity, started to shun inquiries from the outside world.

Rubber didn't hit the road, however, until last March, when the Lionsgate team, including Julie Fontaine, executive vice president of publicity, started methodically pumping out casting news via Facebook.

First-growth 2000 Bordeaux, fueled by advance publicity, started out at $400 (or $222 in 1983 dollars).

Publicity starts long before you think it does and goes deeper than you realise.

The publicity starts in The Philadelphia Inquirer... and that was the end of the scheme".

On the Station to Station tour, however, a series of incidents attracted publicity, starting in April 1976 with his detention by customs in Eastern Europe for possession of Nazi memorabilia.

Then, eight years ago, a group of gay publicity executives started getting more deeply involved and supersized the event, transforming it into a must-attend evening.

Tomlin, who couldn't join us tonight after being "beat up", as Elliott put it, from a day of publicity that started at 5am, will certainly be a contender.