Glare of Sun

Sun Glare

There's a lot of glare.

Radius of the glare around the Sun.

Publicity's publicity, right?

Danny London... Mr. Publicity.

I didn't want publicity.

The sudden glare hurt his eyes.

The news brought her a lot of publicity.

Well, it was good publicity.

It was for publicity, understand?

That's just a cheap publicity stunt.

We don't like publicity, Mr. Macha.

Lieutenant, I'm not looking for publicity.

You can't buy publicity like that.

Publicity! Are you a fucking moron?

The sudden glare impinged painfully on his eyes.

You want the publicity? It's all yours.

He said no publicity and no police.

I see you like publicity, Mr. Gittes.

You're only here as a publicity stunt!

This event was good publicity for the company.

But somehow, it didn't matter about the publicity.

You'll have it. Remember, no police, no publicity.

You get publicity increase, and when it's won, publicity shoots through the roof if it's properly managed and that's part of the benefits to a sponsor.

A lot of people thought it was a publicity stunt for the movie.

You're going to get much publicity with this book.

Well, let's say, you have your reasons for avoiding publicity,

I'm not sure my work is ready for publicity yet.

Well, let's face it... Santa Claus has had more publicity.

The sense of co ownership, the free publicity, the added value, all helped drive sales.

He doesn't, Glenn. He has his own troubles, doesn't want publicity.

A channel, just a little further down the dial. It's publicity.

Gregor, you. . . cried out his sister with a raised fist and an urgent glare.

However, local residents confirm that it didn't look like a publicity event.

I glare resentfully at the crimson letter, is this the infamous red paper draft notice?

And don't worry about the publicity, we're gonna keep it simple and dignified.

When you get so much publicity, you got to get blasé about it.

Why don't we let him go off on a nice long publicity tour?

The noise seemed to roll away, and suddenly a searching and violent glare fell on the blind face of the night.

The drunks adrift on the edges of the picture seem to be shrivelling, like moths, in the burning glare of these three false suns.

The drunks adrift on the edges of the picture seem to be shrivelling, like moths, in the burning glare of these three false suns.

And the benefit to the sponsors is the sum of the publicity and societal benefits over the long term.

But Richard Kimble can only hope that the memory of a face, caught once in the glare of headlights, is made of something other than straw.

Previously known as the Department of Foreign Propaganda, the State Council Information Office is responsible for all of China's external publicity operations.