Sentence examples for draw a second glance from inspiring English sources
But across the rich world "test-tube babies" no longer draw a second glance.
"One of my American investors said, 'This is war, so get anyone you can, anywhere.' " Mr. Perbos-Brinck's polyglot staff would not draw a second glance in the United States, where the technology industry's ravenous demand for skilled workers has created a multinational, multicultural work force that includes many foreigners.
ALONG a chain-link stretch of Frelinghuysen Avenue, in the shadow of an old red-brick housing project in a far corner of the South Ward, the brightest, freshest block is a new strip mall of the familiar variety that would hardly draw a second glance in many other places: a dollar store, a coin laundry and a Subway owned by a man everybody seems to know, even if they don't.
FINBARR O'NEILL, the chief executive of Hyundai Motor America, can attend an auto show without even drawing a second glance.
Either those designers took an extended lunch break, or they actually wanted the A8 to look like a Munich airport limo, a car designed to zoom the chief executive of Widget Welt G.m.b.H. down the autobahn without drawing a second glance from the citizens, the police or the odd lurking kidnapper.
Now they attract barely a second glance.
The changes are beginning to draw tenants that might not have given the building a second glance in the past.
EVEN in Midtown Manhattan, where blocklong Hummer limos barely rate a second glance and six-figure supercars rarely draw more than a yawn, an Icon CJ3B attracts a knot of curious admirers.
Hardly worth a second glance.
A second glance reveals more.
