Sentence examples for courting interest from inspiring English sources

Gash has been courting interest from other teams.

In the balance between carefully reporting science and courting interest, we believe many press releases push the latter too far.

The 34-year-old has appeared to be courting interest from English clubs of late, with two months to run on his contract in Paris, and this was a reminder to an English audience of his power and presence.

Simply described, it sounds like a run-of-the-mill love triangle, with an attractive young woman (Jeon Jong-seo) courting interest from a taciturn former classmate (Yoo Ah-in) and a rich hipster (Steven Yeun) who's hiding some dark secrets.

Courting interest in the Valley.

The would-be candidates are cultivating some of the party's most prominent donors, courting conservative interest groups and carefully enhancing their profiles.

Book promotion — particularly literary-book promotion — is especially moribund right now, partly due to declining sales and partly due to the prevailing conservative, defeatist attitude toward courting the interest of all but the narrowest wedge of society.

Anticipating a vacancy on the court, interest groups and politicians on the right and left had already begun vigorous campaigns to influence President Bush's choice of a nominee.

Yet, while some fixate on what they see as Williams's masculine traits, others seem to find fault in the parts of her that might be considered more feminine: her striking on-court outfits (and off-court interest in fashion) are criticized as flashy, unserious, and self-absorbed.

As these cases wend their way through court, interest has been accruing at special penalty rates.

In the United States, legislation is regularly subject to negotiation and alteration after being introduced to Congress, and so it is in the courts' interest to look at the particular Act's history when interpreting it.