Sentence examples for showcase attention from inspiring English sources

While most millennials will be in assistant roles throughout and for several years after college, they can develop and showcase attention skills by pursuing side projects.

They are windows to the soul, if you will, and showcase our attention and feelings.

But the New Journalism has gone cold, flat, and crowded, as too many books, movies, and TV talking heads showcase journalists calling attention to themselves.

Now the British tourism board, VisitBritain, is using that attention to showcase the country in a two-day pop-up shop, at 78 Mercer Street in SoHo, from noon to 6 p.m. Friday and Saturday.

But on Tuesday, with a women's-only day of singles to showcase the quarterfinals, the attention will be on Hingis and Venus Williams, as well as another intriguing match between the second-seeded Davenport and a fit Seles.

An exhibition opening on Sept. 17 at the Design Museum in London (designmuseum.org) will showcase her work, focusing attention on a designer whom the museum director, Alice Rawsthorn, described as "an independent outsider, a woman working in a man's world," who was "shy and reticent to the point of reclusiveness".

If anything, I've tried to get out of the shadow of what happened when I was 12, and in a way I've been able to use this attention to showcase what I am now and what I've done with my life since then". Scouts and draft experts say there is a 50-50 chance Maier, who bats left-handed but throws right-handed, could be selected during next week's draft, which runs for 50 rounds.

Propstore uses just a small selection of these to showcase the creativity and attention to detail that goes on behind the scenes.

But with so many on the go at one time there's mounting concern that the big showcase missions are diverting attention from the Agency's primary scientific goals.

There are often what are called show houses on the Upper East Side of New York, where sumptuous but empty dwellings are overtaken by the latest pod of trendy decorators, a way to showcase work and garner attention.

It's quickly gone from a celebration of the arts to a commentary on modern society where (1) it's become totally acceptable to ask people for money all the time, because we are protected behind a computer screen, and (2) absolutely everyone thinks they have something to say or showcase that warrants public attention.