Sentence examples for spared the attention from inspiring English sources
But if they thought that by being open about the Clarkson (pictured) incident they'd be spared the attention of the Daily Mail and the Murdoch press, they were mistaken.
Many of those happy to see her thrown from office are the very people who hope that, as a result, they will be spared the attention of anti-corruption judges.
All inviolable, and all joined by other landscapes that will now be spared the attentions of the property developers and agribusinesses.
The archipelago had hitherto been spared the attentions of mainland evildoers, but the start of Sunday ferries from Ullapool across to Stornoway was, apparently, going to unleash hell.
The main beneficiary of this infighting is, of course, India's Congress-led government, which has been spared the attentions of an effective parliamentary opposition at a time when its Leftist coalition parties have been doing an opposition's job of upsetting its economic policies.
The quicker, easier way is to argue that certain areas of spending are special cases, and should be spared the axeman's attentions.With only a few months until publication of the government's spending review, which will decide which parts of government live and which parts die, the lobbying is in full swing.
(They spared the Great Mosque).
The gardeners sued HUD to block the project, and the resulting attention helped spare the garden and the willow, which flourished.
The psychogenic factor is not spared by attention.
The Seattle Times reported Murray's Tofurky, a soybean roast, was spared to draw attention to hunger in the city.
Arezzo's Joust of the Saracen in Tuscany isn't any less exclusive – tickets are available by email ([email protected]) and strictly limited in numbers – but the event has been spared too much attention from tourists and expats.
