Sentence examples for shoots attention. from inspiring English sources

What we're looking for When commissioning photographers a number of characteristics are essential: technical, artistic and creative ability; journalistic sense; grasp of the subject matter; the ability to arrange difficult shoots; attention to detail; clear captioning; and Photoshop skills.

He first shot to attention with the release of Space Oddity in 1969.

The shooting brought attention to Florida's expansive self-defense laws.

Previously, he shot to attention with this gorgeous cover of The Beach Boys holiday anthem Kokomo.

That shooting drew attention to the fact that security guards at the building did not inspect the bags of visitors.

He first shot to attention in 1969 with Christie in Love, which depicts the serial killer John Christie masturbating in the garden where he buried his victims.

While the Los Angeles shooting turned attention to the passenger terminals, the Federal Aviation Administration today re-issued a warning to airports and small plane owners about threats to private aviation.

Since the Arctic Monkeys shot to attention on the back of fans swapping tracks on the web, artists have increasingly looked to new technology to bring them to the attention of mainstream labels.

Ms. Melville, a fast-rising actress who shot to attention last year in the solo play "Iphigenia in Splott," proves her skills as an adroit team player fully capable, like the nimble woman she portrays, of scaling the heights.

ILENE STARGER Brooklyn, March 25 , 2012To the Editor: Re "Shooting Focuses Attention on a Program That Seeks to Avoid Guns" (news article, March 23): In the last week, as a result of the shooting death of Trayvon Martin by a self-appointed guardian of a Sanford, Fla., gated community, George Zimmerman, it now seems that every type of citizen patrol is under extra scrutiny.

As it is, effecting variations on the role in which he shot to attention in the 2009 play "Punk Rock," Mr. Sturridge transmits a narrow-eyed, closed-off petulance that sits uneasily with his brother's description of Robin as "a prince in the wrong story".