Sentence examples for Draw attention back from inspiring English sources

The BMW link may draw attention back to Maclaren, especially among fathers.

For Republicans, the debt clocks represent efforts draw attention back to the economy after a week in which social issues dominated the political back-and-forth.

Paradoxically, it was partly to counter this tendency that Clinton went off barnstorming: he was trying to draw attention back to the very substance he was accused of fleeing.

The protests have waned both in Nigeria and abroad, but those gathered seemed re-energised as they sought to draw attention back to a campaign that has been repeatedly hijacked in the runup to presidential elections in February.

The exchange came as Mr. Obama has been stepping up his own rhetoric as he has sought to draw attention back to himself after a week in which Ms. Palin has dominated the stage.

But it takes very little to draw attention back to the Ramsey case, which has been a perennial subject for true crime TV dramas, magazine features and tabloid stories for nearly two decades.

A WAVE of headline-grabbing assaults across Afghanistan has drawn attention back to the Haqqani network.

More than anyone else, the Harvard paleontologist Stephen Jay Gould (left) drew attention back to embryos as evolutionary time capsules.

But in recent days, the draining lava lake at the main crater drew attention back toward the summit.

But he forgot to mention it to Moscow police, who drew attention back to the issue by arresting four gay rights activists in St Petersburg on the opening day.

Her smart and affecting new release, "Dearest Duke," gives notice that Sloane, a superior vocalist who first drew attention back in the early sixties, has put her on-again, off-again career firmly back on track.