Sentence examples for drawing considerable notice from inspiring English sources
Many have lately been drawing considerable notice -- including L.A.'s Delia Brown, Brian Calvin, Sam Durant, Thomas Eggerer, Evan Holloway and Catherine Sullivan Tijuanaa's Marcos Ramirez; San Francisco's Chris Johanson; and Vancouver's Steven Shearer.
The strong showing by the Communist candidate, Mr. Zyuganov, drew considerable notice here.
In style and subject, "Narc" stood out from the festival field and drew considerable notice.
The exchanges recall the feuding on the ethics bill, which lingered for days and drew considerable notice, given Mr. McCain's tone to a colleague.
WASHINGTON — The election last week of Michael Steele to be chairman of the Republican National Committee drew considerable notice, not surprisingly: he is the first African-American to hold that position in the party's 155-year history.
(She has recorded two stand-up albums). She has emerged recently as a buzzed-about comic through touring, appearances on "Chelsea Lately" and "Drunk History," and most of all, a compelling and diversified Internet presence that has drawn considerable notice in recent years.
(While Justice Ginsburg's opinion drew considerable notice for its omission of the adverb "respectfully" from the closing "I dissent," that was a choice, it was pointed out, that she frequently made for economy of style rather than to convey a particular level of anger).
Ken's account drew considerable notice on media Web sites, notably the suggestion Murdoch considered journalists mere "furniture".
But for a variety of speakers to raise the issue in separate addresses at a single convention without having conferred in advance drew considerable notice among the trustees and managers of more than 1,000 of America's most privileged of elite institutions, foundations whose purpose is to give away money.
Mr. Obama's trip is drawing considerable attention in the United States and abroad.
One such immune response drawing considerable attention is melanization.
