"It's a long time waiting for attention.
The twins were no better than two barely tolerated dogs who sat at their feet, waiting for attention and the scraps of food that the Kennedys sometimes literally tossed into their mouths.
And then the image that will never leave me, not least because she seemed unaware of what she was saying: "And you did have this silly habit of stopping in front of doors and waiting at attention with your head down till I opened them for you.
It will even tell you that you have 48 parking days' worth of battery charge — a number that might be important if, like a lot of luxury sports cars, this vehicle doesn't get driven every day, or even every weekend, but spends a lot of time in the garage looking good and waiting for attention.
Included are any comparative study of therapeutic writing compared with no writing, waiting list, attention control or placebo writing in patients with any diagnosed LTCs that report at least one of the following: relevant clinical outcomes; quality of life; health service use; psychological, behavioural or social functioning; adherence or adverse events.
[It is] so overburdened that hundreds of thousands in need of medical attention wait for care, any care; people in towns like Norwalk, Ontario, participate in lotteries to win appointments with the local family doctor.
The two moving-men waited at attention with the other pedestrians until he was finished.
So don't be timid and wait for attention to come your way, put a PR strategy in place to ensure you get into the spotlight as much as possible.
But even if the drugs were widely available at low cost tomorrow, the current, insufficient number of health personnel would not be enough to match the millions of infected individuals waiting for the attention of health care worker.
Brutalist buildings are everywhere, waiting for some attention.
