Sentence examples for secured publicity from inspiring English sources

Mark Foo was the young pretender, a more photogenic, more chilled, media-savvy Chinese-American who secured publicity with an ease that perplexed and enraged Bradshaw.

Geert Wilders has little trouble securing publicity.

It was the first of nine such attempts he made during his two decades as an MP to secure publicity and all-party political pressure for the campaign.

Biography Buchanan said he regretted his behaviour had damaged his credibility but his main aim was to secure publicity for the story.

Presley's estate, whose sole heir is his daughter, Lisa Marie, would not rake in what it does were it not for Elvis Presley Enterprises' aggressive licensing, marketing and use of courts to secure publicity rights.

Claire Shiels is a Northumberland-based PR adviser who has secured national publicity for her small business clients across the UK.

The demand for his arrest was widely portrayed in the Netherlands as an effort by the separatists' supporters to secure publicity for their cause.

The news value of many new books also enables them to secure free publicity through references in the general, as distinct from the literary, pages of a newspaper.

But the environmental pressure group Greenpeace secured the most publicity of all the protests, with the message it projected in a green laser beam on the escarpment of a local mountain, reading: "G7: Go for 100 per cent renewables".

The admirable bunch includes Prescott's former St Helens team-mates Paul Sculthorpe, Tommy Martyn and Lee Briers, plus the ex-football referee Mark Halsey, whose high profile has secured precious extra publicity beyond the usual rugby league circles (a retweet by Michael Owen last week reached 1.7m followers, for example).

I have probably never been more nervous walking into a meeting than that one, but the karma Gods smiled kindly from above and our agency secured the tour publicity.