Sentence examples for garner all from inspiring English sources

The glamour boys garner all the attention for what they make happen, but it is defenders who keep things from happening.

"Avatar's" $1 billion in ticket sales may garner all the headlines for News Corporation's 20th Century Fox, which released the sci-fi spectacle.

Rupert Murdoch will garner all the headlines on Wednesday, but on the same day the often overlooked Johnston Press will report its full-year results.

For Chelsea, Frank Lampard seems to garner all the headlines, but it is often the play of Ghanain Michael Essien, a Man U supporter as a boy, that determines whether the Blues win or lose.

"While the big battles like Gettysburg and Fredericksburg garner all the attention, the war was actually won and lost in a multitude of small actions across every corner of the South," said Mike O'Donnell, an author and publisher of books for military collectors.

And while the Whitsundays and Fraser Island tend to garner all the attention, there are plenty of outstanding destinations largely overlooked along the 7,000km-long 7,000km-longoastline.

America's riveting presidential election campaign may be garnering all the headlines, but a leadership struggle is also underway in Europe.

Other models have a more direct way of describing fashion's new favorites, girls who seem to be garnering all the jobs.

All of which creates a sense of déjà vu – Croatia arriving, two years on, to face a potentially overconfident England and garnering all the motivational strength available to make fools of them.

A few other New Hampshire towns have had sporadic midnight voting, but Dixville Notch garners all the attention because the Balsams offers communications facilities for television crews, reporters and photographers.

That said, if BP is garnering all this publicity for giving the Tate half a million quid a year, then that is a small fraction of the – what is it?