Sentence examples for some attention when from inspiring English sources

Awhile ago Thom Yorke and the rest of Radiohead got some attention when they pulled their recent record from Spotify.

Sadorus — who worked in the Pacific-10 Conference until 2010, occasionally officiated at Seattle Seahawks practices (which drew some attention when he became a replacement), and still officiates high school games — immediately responded positively.

This chunk of rock in the Indian Ocean got some attention when planes refueled there en route to Afghanistan, but in 1999 not many people had heard of it.

A young tenor saxophonist from Israel, Mr. Degibri is starting to be known in New York; he commanded some attention when he toured with Herbie Hancock several years ago.

Speaking at Stanford last month, Bruce Rosenblum, the president of Warner Bros. TV, drew some attention when he said that producers would increasingly bypass networks and go "directly to consumers with content".

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.

In 2007 it also attracted some unusual attention when the local Porsgrunn Progress Party was involved in some limited cooperation with the Socialist Left Party and the Red Party.

Some receive attention when they are only in their second year of university.

But last year he attracted some unwanted attention when he demolished a historic home in the stately River Oaks section of Houston.

Your fox shape has lots of pointy bits that require some extra attention when turning right side out.

The next year, Ms. Natelson gave Mr. Fogelman some extra attention when he was going through what she called a "mopey phase," both "existential and circumstantial".