Sentence examples for tried to get noticed from inspiring English sources

Well, yes, but there's so much more science to being a brewer than that With over 80 applicants per graduate vacancy, Jessica Moore explores the best ways to stand out An unemployed graduate has advertised her CV in a taxi in a desperate attempt to land an interview - but is this the weirdest gambit anyone has tried to get noticed?

"Am I trying to get noticed?" said Ms. Dawson, laughing.

"The ads were sensationalistic, trying to get noticed," Mr. Steinman said.

He compared himself to a "young entrepreneur trying to get noticed".

Just an aging celebrity and a young one trying to get noticed.

Anyone who offers it is, as they have been for the past 15 years, just trying to get noticed.

J. D. Salinger spent the first third of his life trying to get noticed and the rest of it trying to disappear.

Trying to get noticed they played open-mike nights in New York City and aspired, in vain, to move up to the small clubs on the Lower East Side.

— DAVID CARR On Election Night, "coattails" can also mean a marketer's trying to get noticed by using election language in ads.

Ms. Lingle deserves credit for creativity in trying to get noticed by voters in Hawaii, a state with abysmal voter turnout and deep election inertia.

There is Romney, trying out new lines; Newt Gingrich, with some old ones; Tim Pawlenty, trying to get noticed; and Donald Trump, pleased that his birtherism flirtation seems fashionable.