Sentence examples for some publicist from inspiring English sources

"He said something about some publicist, a famous lady.

Some publicist advises a very public mea culpa.

A band like Bon Iver becomes super-duper popular because songs from their first album catch the attention of some publicist somewhere, who then pitches the record to popular indie music sites (not naming names here, but the big one rhymes with Fitchpork), who then cover and review the band's record, and then suddenly they've found an audience because of that coverage.

Predictably, journalists tended to take Mr. Anderson's side, but some publicists did, too.

(Nocturnalist's correspondent dressed monochromatically as the "Gray Lady" in homage to the fear our presence instills in some publicists).

But with this success comes a challenge: how to protect the spirit of a show that some publicists may view as a P.R. platform for their clients.

Though that ease of communication has made some publicists guarding A-list talent nervous, for a client like Mr. Takei there is no apparent drawback.

When it comes to big stars, some publicists are militant in keeping a list of banned subjects you absolutely cannot ask about.

Some publicists who specialize in Oscar campaigns are privately predicting a year-end shootout between "Button" and "Frost/Nixon," a planned December release from Universal Pictures, directed by Ron Howard and with Michael Sheen and Frank Langella in the title roles.

Still, not much came of the idea until about 15 years later when, thanks to some publicists like the well-known diplomat and writer George Perkins Marsh, the "Camel Transportation Company" was formed to operate a camel express between Texas and California and down to Panama, later to be called the "Dromedary Line".

Some publicists believe stunts like Moran's have gone the way of castor oil, manual typewriters, prohibition and vaudeville, but I think they would go over well today.