Sentence examples for that get noticed from inspiring English sources

It wasn't my first choice of topic, frankly, partly because I read as few contemporary novels as possible, partly (here we get into cause and effect) because most of the novels that get noticed today (like most of the visual art that gets the Establishment's nod) should be filed under the rubric "ephemera," and often pretty nasty ephemera at that.

How can you design digital advertisements that get noticed and generate sales?

"In sport, it's the ones that shout the loudest that get noticed and get what they need.

"In sport it's the ones that shout the loudest that get noticed and get what they need.

People who succeed in their careers typically focus on a few areas that get noticed by senior management and these pave the way for frequent raises and promotions.

The Times runs many vital stories on climate change and the governmental agencies that are supposed to be fighting it, but unfairly or not, it's the screw-ups that get noticed.

In the world of high fashion, it's rarely the knitwear that gets noticed.

With its fiery confrontations and tearful reunions (of a sort), the part is the kind that gets noticed come awards season.

And the state of the budget means Turnbull was unable to bring to Paris the other thing that gets noticed – big wads of money.

This is the sort of ubiquitous do-gooding that gets noticed in New York, where social, business and philanthropic interests merge in a swirl of boardroom dramas, benefit dinners and opening night galas.

It was merely a comic cameo, but it was the kind of role that gets noticed, and the little Brit managed to be slightly touching, as well as very funny.