Sentence examples for to do publicity for from inspiring English sources

'It's very difficult with films to refuse point-blank to do publicity for them,' she says.

The producers charge that Heard, supporting Cullen, refused to do publicity for the film and refused to do needed voice-over recording for it.

To finance it, I continued to do publicity for publishers and whatever came to hand, my logo an apple standing on one foot, underneath it inscribed "Anything outrageous suitably publicised".

She has not had Botox, she told us, but had been thinking that if they were going to do publicity for the book, maybe it was not fair for her writing partner to have had it when she had not.

To add insult to injury, Murphy refuses to do publicity for his movies, which drives studios crazy.

I used to do publicity for magazines.

Hugh Grant said that, yes, he was happy to do publicity interviews for his films.

When they were looking for somebody to do publicity, Seymour interviewed a guy named Alexander Cohen -- in 1942, I think -- and Alex was hired.

When you do publicity for the upcoming "The To-Do List"... Originally entitled "The Hand Job".

Would she do publicity for the launch?

Last month, it was announced that Trump would not do publicity for the book ― the manuscript of which was finished before the November election ― so as to not misuse her role in government.