Sentence examples for to generate publicity for from inspiring English sources

To generate publicity for the building, Smith was reduced to a series of increasingly ridiculous stunts.

Business journalists and motorcycle-press writers were routinely invited along to generate publicity for Mr. Forbes and his enterprises.

In 1819 Anton Diabelli, a Viennese music publisher trying to generate publicity for his new firm, Cappi & Diabelli, came up with a savvy promotional project.

The reveal of Cowell's beard, on the other hand, was almost definitely engineered in order to generate publicity for the new series of the X Factor.

Shandling confided to several friends that he had no intention of taking such a job, and kept negotiations going merely to generate publicity for himself and for "Sanders".

For many years afterwards Frank Jr had to put up with rumours that the whole business had been arranged in order to generate publicity for his father.

Mr. Smollett's dramatic tale of a hate-fueled assault by Trump supporters last month was pure fiction, according to the Chicago police, a calculated stunt to generate publicity and a higher salary for his role on the show "Empire". On Thursday, the actor was arrested on a felony charge of having filed a false police report.

(Supposedly Millett added this herself — it's a way for published authors to generate publicity).

She's proven to be very good at generating publicity for these schemes and though they might sound bizarre on the surface, they always seem to attract some customers.

We are also considering creating a public relations position to coordinate the exchange of information with other PDA's and generate publicity for the PDA through campus publications.

The intent was to "bring up a topic in a humorous way," he added, and "in no way was this done cynically" — that is, designed to provoke consumers deliberately in a way that would generate publicity for the product.