The phrase "attention to somewhere" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express directing focus or consideration to a specific location or issue, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "We need to direct our attention to the issues arising in the project."
Alternatives: "focus on" or "direct attention towards".
And yes, it might mean that people can draw attention to somewhere that they want to be seen – a big store, or fashion show – and then get it in the papers".
The video includes an interview with the columnist, James Edward Dillard, saying, "To pick that place as your campaign center, when you're going to be the man who advocates on behalf of the poor, I just think, why not turn the media's attention to somewhere where there are huge, huge problems".
"I saw the commotion but by that point I had turned my attention to somewhere else," added Monk.
But for the passive reader, who scrolls and only pays attention to headlines, somewhere tucked away in his memory bank will reside the fraudulent belief that "life got better for pretty much everyone under Obama".
"The whole point of having this system is attention is drawn to somewhere that needs action," he added.
When you have attention drawn away to somewhere else, to something else, it is not to his [Romney's] advantage".
Whether any book will outlast its moment is impossible to say, but what follows is an account of some novels that are worth reading now, and that may prove to be worth reading even when newspapers divert our attention to wars and prisons somewhere else.
When asked to do something, or go somewhere, pay attention to how you feel.
Or, is he or she repeatedly glancing away in a different direction like he or she should be somewhere else? Pay attention to even 'smaller' talk.
(An excellent new podcast, "Somebody Somewhere," is also calling attention to the Wales case).
He expects me to pay attention to the directions when we are driving somewhere, no matter how sleepy or hungry or full I feel.
