Sentence examples for wrong publicity from inspiring English sources

Rare is the restaurant that makes money early on, what with start-up costs and the wide array of possible errors: wrong menu, wrong staff, wrong space, wrong publicity, wrong rent, wrong chef, wrong economy, wrong wonton dumplings.

"I just feel like it's getting into the wrong hands and wrong publicity".

Abersoch RNLI manager Gareth Hughes, who returned from holiday after the event took place, criticised Grylls for putting his young son on the rocks and giving the charity the "wrong kind" of publicity despite his best intentions.

A transfer to TV was sadly inevitable, but the 2005 campaign, with its cheesy pitch report ('It's certainly looking a bit thin on top,' smirks Goochie), created the wrong sort of publicity when it was found to be in breach of advertising rules.

Coca-Cola also claimed that the complaint was directed at the wrong party, as its publicity and labeling is run by a subsidiary, Propimex.

And there has been a rush to right those wrongs, with attendant lurid publicity.

"Trips gone wrong are the worst possible publicity for the cause of legalizing psychedelics," he said.

Her colleagues now seem to feel that wrong reasons or right, the publicity has been good for the tour.

But it began to melt in the sun, and soon pedestrians were fleeing, fire trucks were converging and the police were closing off streets to contain the publicity stunt gone wrong.

But an I'm a Celebrity-style publicity stunt goes wrong – imagine Katie Price zip-wiring into the jungle and then disembowelling Ant and Dec with her razor-sharp six-foot extendable thumbnails – and all kinds of hell break loose.

"I think it was a publicity stunt gone wrong, but people have completely overreacted," said Swizz Beatz, a well-known hip-hop producer, who objected that Ms. Jackson's partner in the infamous breast-baring during halftime at the Super Bowl, Justin Timberlake, had performed on the Grammy telecast.