Their job is not to draw notice but to subtly enhance the stars' work.
He's going to draw notice if his performance remains strong through the rest of the week.
Obama will give plenty of speeches this year, and some of them — like this week's remarks on gun violence — are sure to draw notice.
As Janelia reaches its fifth anniversary, its research and culture continue to draw notice, and the question of whether its approach is effective remains unanswered (see page 284).
Though the couple lived quietly so as not to draw notice from immigration officials — Mr. Sullivan's immigration status remains unresolved, Mr. Soloway said — they did appear in public in later years to speak on behalf of same-sex marriage initiatives.
You should always bear in mind the Streisand effect, which can have the reverse effect – spreading what you don't want to draw notice to around the internet, with the equivalent of a klaxon attached to it.
The same is true on the other side of the store, in the women's section, which favors unflamboyant style, basics with just enough flash to draw notice but not enough to blind.
I am beginning to think that all an aspiring (or established) dramatist needs to do to draw notice is to billboard some connection to Chekhov in his or her work, so august has the Russian author's name become.
The group's free Sunday-night shows, running for nearly two years now, have begun to draw notice in the comedy world, and in March the Whitest Kids will make their debut at the U.S. Comedy Arts Festival in Aspen, Colo.
Judd Greenstein, a young composer based in Princeton who's beginning to draw notice in New York, wrote hip-hop beats as a teen-ager, and his concert works weave together multiple pulses in an easy, bouncing motion.
Having come to New York from San Francisco in 1984 to pursue his art career, he began to draw notice with his genial gadfly presence and irreverent video portrait of the art world.
