Sentence examples for without attracting any from inspiring English sources

How can a driver idle, deceased at some point, from the end of the morning rush to the beginning of the evening rush without attracting any attention?

The third most expensive work sold that evening, Joan Miró's "Peinture (Femme, Journal, Chien)" done in 1925, also went to a telephone bidder and realized $13.74 million, without attracting any bids from the vast room.

A little later, a portrait of Martin Luther by Georg Pencz signed with the artist's compound monogram of GP followed by a date, [15]33, fell unsold without attracting any bidding.

The SEC filings, highlighted by Bookseller magazine, show that in the past three years, Amazon has generated sales of more than £7.6bn in the UK without attracting any corporation tax on the profits from those sales.

The judgment was handed down three weeks ago without attracting any publicity, but has now become part of a wider discussion about car manufacturers' responsibilities relating to car security.

Cultured, lawyerly and aloof — a tall, courtly man dressed in workaday black with the stiff gait of a polio survivor — this archbishop and shepherd of 2.5 million Catholics could walk down the street without attracting any attention at all.

It dropped dead without attracting a single bid.

All summer, Yao had been unable to appear in public without attracting a mob.

Do you sell Mountain Dew?" without attracting a chorus of tuts from time-starved locals.

He also finds it impossible to drive the car without attracting a crowd.

Earlier this year, a young British Muslim woman told me how surprised she had been to discover that she could spend a weekend in Paris without her veil attracting any negative comments.