publicist|publicists in English

noun

['pub·li·cist || 'pʌblɪsɪst]

public relations agent, press agent; expert on international law and affairs

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1. He was a distinguished publicist.

2. ♫ We'll be huggable, get a publicist ♫

3. 15 He turned to his publicist and jokingly asked, "What's next?"

4. All fabricated by his publicists, before his new movie came out.

5. Antoine Von Boozier is an American actor, columnist, television personality, singer, and former publicist

6. Synonyms for Advertisers include advocates, backers, promoters, publicists, sellers, supporters, impresarios, gospelers, helpers and hierophants

7. Mrs Currie, an ardent self-publicist, had been keen to return to ministerial office.

8. German publicist Maximilian Harden wrote: "Serbia has risen from its grave on the field of Kosovo.

9. 6 She was the publicist for a syndicate of galleries in Soho, an impresario of special events.

10. Our website aims to provide the agent, manager, and publicist contact details for The Cheeky Boyos

11. Get the best email, address, agent, manager, & publicist for 59,000+ Celebrities, influencers, & public figures worldwide

12. 20 According to her publicists, who had little else except her lubricious reputation to publicize, they measured 40 inches.

13. Conceived by US based Entertainment Publicist & Event Producer, Yolonda Brinkley during her first trip to the Cannes Film

14. The actors' publicist said the couple had "officialized" their marriage in Los Angeles the day before the Italian ceremony.

15. — Definition.—Canonists and publicists do not agree about the nature of a Concordat and, consequently, vary much in the definition they give

16. Drawing on the empowering imagery of motherhood, a few women attained prominence as Agitators and publicists and many more participated in public demonstrations

17. A natural self-publicist who encouraged the production of hundreds of portraits of himself, Garrick played a key part in the cult of Bardolatry that continues today

18. Daft Punk, one of the most popular and influential groups to emerge in the past 30 years, have split up, their publicist Confirms.

19. There is no Copiousness of literary reference in his work, such as over-abounded in the civil and ecclesiastical publicists of the i 7th century

20. Its persuasive techniques are regularly applied by dictators, politicians, clergymen, advertisers, marketers, journalists, radio and TV personalities, publicists, and others who are interested in influencing thought and behavior.

21. Clark Middleton, best known for acting in "The Blacklist" and "Twin Peaks," died Sunday in Los Angeles from West Nile Virus, his publicist said

22. Knopf, he joined Berkley Books in 1995 and has been the lead publicist on books published by Berkley, NAL, Perigee, and Riverhead Trade Paperbacks, including the international bestsellers The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini, and The Color of …

23. Huckster - a person who writes radio or tv advertisements plugger, promoter, booster - someone who is an active supporter and advocate publiciser, publicist, publicizer - someone who publicizes touter, tout - someone who Advertises for customers in an especially brazen way

24. Auctors Sort by Tester Developer Tabloid Writer Broadsheet Writer Editor Writer PR Marketing Researcher Blogger TV PRODUCTION & PR COUNSELLOR PR Councillor PR Counsellor Online Broadcaster Scriptwriter Publicist Fashion Writer Lifestyle Writer Columnist Cinema Programmer Poet Chief Financial Officer

25. As The Economist explains, it was only later that religious “publicists appropriated ‘this festival of light [the birthday of the unconquered sun], for Christ is the world’s light’, and pretended (with a lack of evidence that would not be approved by Truth in Advertising campaigners) that baby Jesus was born in December.