Sentence examples for take publicity from inspiring English sources

In 1934 a struggling Hungarian photographer, André Friedmann, living in exile in Paris, is commissioned to take publicity pictures for a Swiss life insurance company's advertising brochure.

But the request on Monday came two weeks after an Air Force One backup soared above Lower Manhattan, Staten Island and Jersey City so government photographers could take publicity pictures near the Statue of Liberty.

Take publicity photos of yourself or your band that showcase your image.

A Camelot spokeswoman added: "We would only release details of the shop if we received a valid claim and the ticket-holder subsequently took publicity".

Considered a master of lighting and the 10 by 12 plate camera, Mr. Lucas also took publicity photos of David Niven, Stewart Granger, Joan Collins, Leslie Caron, Dirk Bogarde, Cyd Charisse and Lauren Bacall.

The two met at a photo shoot in 1988, when Leibovitz took publicity pictures for Sontag's book, Aids And Its Metaphors.

Alert to the risky spontaneity and the originality of the proceedings, Cauchetier went beyond the call of Beauregard's assignment; rather than merely taking publicity stills showing the actors in their positions in each scene, he created, in effect, a photographic documentary of Godard's way of working.

But that would take money, publicity, a staff.

Louise went to take some publicity pictures for Russell Ford's R.V. dealership.

His music had only come out in the generic Def Jam burgundy covers, with no visuals, so I was brought in to take some publicity shots.

H. Kenneth Woods, the president and chief executive of Sylvia's and the son of Sylvia Woods, the restaurant's founder, seemed to take the publicity in stride.