Sentence examples for grab some attention from inspiring English sources

Mr. Huntsman is hoping to grab some attention on Monday, when he meets face-to-face with Mr. Gingrich in a Lincoln-Douglas-style debate in New Hampshire.

Ms. Williams used her marketing savvy to grab some attention in magazines like Girls LifeElle Girlirl, Teen and Contemporary Bride.

Geoff Macdonald, the women's tennis coach at Vanderbilt and a regular contributor to the Straight Sets tennis blog, picks out a few who are playing well enough to grab some attention, especially because the fast conditions favor big servers.

At first sight it looks like another of those summer silly season surveys confirming the bleedin' obvious that companies feel compelled to publish in order to grab some attention when there's no real news about - but this one deserves to be taken seriously.

High Profile in Times Square To further shore up the sagging company, Mr. Eyler also persuaded the board to grab some attention by opening a 100,000-square-foot flagship store -- a combination toy palace and theme park -- at Broadway and West 44th Street in late 2001, a time when the economy was going south and New York was still reeling from the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11.

With an 8% yield, KT should grab some attention.

One little nugget grabbed some attention.

When Leicester launched its rebranding campaign recently on the back of the tag line, "Leicester is boring" it certainly grabbed some attention.

Amid the wrangling over Comcast 's deal for control of NBC Universal, the chief of its one minority stakeholder, Vivendi SA, grabbed some attention Tuesday when he said he would consider floating its stake.

The Republican National Convention was supposed to be a chance for Mr. Franks, a four-term congressman from northern New Jersey with a low profile even in his home state, to grab some needed attention for his underdog Senate campaign against Jon S. Corzine, the Democratic multimillionaire who spent $35 million of his own money in the primary alone.

But — beyond the app's mainstay party trip of flipping conventional expectation by requiring women make the first move — it has a few thoughtful ideas which may help it grab some more attention and start to scale.