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Meanings of grab the attention in English

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Usage of grab the attention in English
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There are also a number of shareholders' meetings to grab the attention.
The Irish Times
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Which would grab the attention of my five year old GeekSon?
Wired
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The former mobile giant clearly wants to grab the attention of the high-end market.
Wired
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To get noticed you need to make sure you grab the attention of the recruiter.
The Guardian
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Kane will grab the attention for another decisive performance.
The Guardian
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Then you will know exactly what skills and knowledge will grab the attention of busy recruiters.
The Guardian
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There is a need to grab the attention.
The Guardian
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Rarely can hosts grab the attention of an American audience and advertisers as Beijing did this summer.
Reuters
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These were likely to grab the attention of infrastructure funds like Macquarie as investors hunt for yield.
Reuters
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Admittedly, Terry's celebrity can grab the attention.
The Guardian
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Secret is the latest "anonymous" posting app to grab the attention of the iPhone-owning masses.
Wired
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In the ever-bulging calendar of festivals offering musical gratification, a unique programme is likely to grab the attention.
The Irish Times
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Five Pacific countries aim to grab the attention of the New Zealand market with their coffee and chocolate products.
Radio NZ
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His songs grab the attention of Ed Sheeran, who shows up on his doorstep, because, of course he does.
News.com.au
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Now our wishes had materialised and we were about to grab the attention of the national and world media.
Class of 88
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But if the kinetic team-building and GAA trappings grab the attention, they are misleading as to the main theme.
The Irish Times
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