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Six of the applicants who volunteered to help us were publicity hounds, and I kept them off.

Contrary to my usual policy, I have become a publicity hound.

Instead, he's a frazzled publicity hound working twice as many hours for less money and doing no music at all.

No one told this publicity hound to have six kids at one time.

She hasn't been, you know, one of those publicity hounds.

"He was not a publicity hound, from what I can tell," she said.

They stand to lose if you get in a jam the publicity hounds can't handle.

Guy's a total publicity hound, and he likes to go for the heartstrings.

"I'll even give them a statement about publicity hounds who make up stories to get newspaper coverage."

"As if you weren't the worst publicity hound in the business!"

In addition, Chan felt that the protesters were publicity seekers.

Astakhov's critics in Russia have accused him of being an opportunist and a publicity seeker.

His output was no less mixed than others, including the artists cited by the publicity seekers.

And she says she was unfairly branded as a publicity seeker.

In reality, however, the capital attracts more than its share of publicity seekers - but with a difference.

During and after the meeting, board members defended its policy and criticized the groups as publicity seekers.

Lawsuits against celebrities, often filed by publicity seekers, are common in conservative India.

Susan believes that Alec is a publicity seeker, rejecting his attempts to explain.

Why, then, did so many New Yorkers, normally savvy enough to spot publicity seekers, get taken in?