Sentence examples for running a publicity from inspiring English sources

For weeks, the corporation had been running a publicity campaign featuring a young kangaroo emerging from its mother's pouch, and so had transported a live kangaroo to BBC Television Centre for the event.

The companies have run a publicity campaign against what they say amounts to preferential treatment of foreign rivals.

More recently he produced pilots for celebrity shows, ran a publicity firm and wrote syndicated columns for newspapers and magazines.

The senior scientist also paid a Pakistani newspaper editor in Islamabad to run a publicity campaign, publish books and organize seminars praising the scientist, The News reported.

Media Studies- You have been hired by one of the agencies mentioned in the New York Times article to run a publicity campaign about the perchlorate issue.

"The conference was an indispensable networking opportunity," said Mitchell Feldman, who runs a jazz publicity and radio promotion business and is one of the thousands who attend the event every year.

They've both been accused of running as a publicity stunt.

When Israel's national organ-donation group ran a major publicity campaign in Jerusalem recently, Ilan noted, they agreed to include no images of women in their billboards, out of respect for the sensibilities of the ultra-Orthodox.

Ms. Quinn has run a relatively subdued publicity campaign for the memoir, appearing on a small number of cable news programs and granting an interview to Marie Claire.

I was very lucky because with both "Shame" and "The Iron Lady," most of my work was done by the time I'd started writing "The Hour," but I had to run a lot of publicity at the same time.

Together Mather and Yard ran a national parks publicity campaign for the Department of the Interior, writing numerous articles that praised the scenic qualities of the parks and their possibilities for educational, inspirational and recreational benefits.