generate publicity

"But first he wanted to use them to generate publicity."

To generate publicity, you just have to keep hard at it.

Are these people crazy or just trying to generate publicity?.

The company was also, not surprisingly, trying to generate publicity.

Nothing, however, generates publicity the way winning every game does.

They believed that it would generate publicity for the movement.

He added that the exercise was clearly designed to generate publicity.

To generate publicity to get blacks to register to vote.

Arrangements are now being made to facilitate the meeting and to generate publicity.

"I have no desire to generate publicity," said Bush, 64.

The forum will also generate publicity through public events and debates.

By this time the march had generated publicity throughout Georgia, on the radio and in the newspapers.

In addition, she clearly knew how to generate publicity.

But he is no slouch when it comes to generating publicity.

Ellet also took the opportunity to generate publicity for his project.

Most important of all, the event may generate publicity.

Each enterprise is a way of generating publicity and getting shoppers into the store.

How do I generate publicity for my community's event?

However, Coward was happy to generate publicity from his lifestyle.

Also, these prizes remain an important means of generating publicity for different disciplines.

"The only way that we can avoid generating publicity in this country is not to discuss it," he added.

Brides must have an angle, something that will generate publicity.

Nor does Britain’s most marketable artist need much help in generating publicity for himself.

Winners are sometimes encouraged to make themselves available for media interviews that generate publicity.

Some deals offer big savings for guests, and others are simply meant to generate publicity.