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Discover LudwigThe phrase "garners attention" is correct and can be used in written English
You can use it to describe something that draws the attention of others. For example, "The striking design of the new bridge quickly garnered attention from the local community."
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For most of the game, Bartak's playing causes no ruckus and barely garners attention in the stands.
PAGE A27 FOR A LITTLE SCRAP OF HAIR It Sure Garners Attention It's the object of fluctuating opinion.
He said afterwards that as athletes who participate in a minority sport that garners attention just once every four years, Christie was not prepared for the onslaught of abuse in the same way a footballer or rugby player might be.
However, those looking for the club-bound, black-haired Snookies will find the Rover a great herder, as it certainly garners attention and interest from that certain crowd.
Hydroxylapatite [Ca5(POH)3(OH)] (HAP) in particular garners attention because of its well-known ability to immobilize trace metals by coprecipitation or solid solution formation [6] as well as by adsorption [7, 8].
It's not a press photo or an interview that garners attention for artists there those that have grown up in the scene over the last two decades.
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The reports do garner attention.
And certainly, prosecutors can count on generating headlines and garnering attention with such fodder.
As Groupon grew, Mr. Mason's peculiar demeanor sense of humor continued to garner attention.
Everywhere in soccer, simulation continues to garner attention and is a source of frustration.
Winkfield put his knowledge of racehorses to use by age 16, quickly garnering attention.
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