Sentence examples for publicity storm from inspiring English sources
P19 Sony Music faces publicity storm over Kesha.
In the ensuing publicity storm, Queensberry "was combative and courageous as very nervous people sometimes are", wrote Wilde's friend Frank Harris.
In the publicity storm that ensued, the number of new Avandia prescriptions shrank by twenty-one per cent, and investors lopped more than twelve billion dollars off the market capitalization of the drug's maker, Glaxo-Smith-Kline.
As the dust settles on the publicity storm triggered by the Dubai assassination of Mahmoud al-Mabhouh, a deep feeling of disappointment has descended on the Israeli-Palestinian peace camp.
Harvey Weinstein has been up to his usual games, whipping up a pre-release publicity storm over his protracted ratings battle with the Motion Picture Association of America MPAAA) for his latest documentary, Bully.
The minister was then at the centre of a publicity storm over an alleged affair.
Possibly the most charming children's film ever made, 2014's Paddington emerged from a glut of dubious pre-publicity to storm our hearts and the globe's box office (it also did great things for marmalade sales).
There was no point in blotting out the winner's publicity with a storm of "Beryl Bridesmaid Again" headlines.
On St. Barts, as elsewhere in the Caribbean at resorts that suffered little damage, post-hurricane chores included reassuring potential guests alarmed by storm publicity.
But, as Lewis well knew, the publicity this little storm generated in the Observer and elsewhere would do no harm when his polemical magazine Blast No 1 was launched a month later in July 1914.
"What with the publicity about the storms that have hit us so far and the fact we've got more storms ahead - I wouldn't want to travel in this weather... We've been losing trees left, right and centre in the heavy winds!" The story was the same across the Cornish peninsula in Newquay, where whole sections of sea-wall have collapsed into the sea, undermining some beach-side businesses.
