Sentence examples for win notice from inspiring English sources
Whereas in East Germany it is flavoured with a touch of scandal because of alleged political heterodoxy, the ensemble should win notice in Britain because its sharpest satire is at her expense.
Her personal and professional balancing act also won notice.
The feat won notice in the sports section of the News.
Godfrey's son, Thomas (1736 63), won notice as a colonial playwright and poet.
By then, he was winning notice for his athletic promise and precocious interest in politics.
John's granddaughter Drew Barrymore (born 1975) first won notice at age seven in the film E.T. (1982).
He's won notice as a book critic and restaurant reviewer and appeared on television in a celebrity cooking series.
His second feature, Prima della rivoluzione (1964; Before the Revolution), fared no better commercially but won notice at the Cannes film festival.
Mr. Brand, 35, first won notice for turning his own life into a performance piece about the wages and splendors of addiction.
In 1976 he graduated from Boston College Law School and became assistant district attorney in Middlesex county, Massachusetts, winning notice for his tough stance on organized crime.
The montage won notice on network newscasts this spring and ultimately helped lead Mr. McCain, the likely Republican presidential nominee, to reject Mr. Parsley's earlier endorsement.
