Aún no tenemos significados para "garner attention".
1So that I can garner attention, said no one, ever.
2Yet it was Vonnie who was inclined to leverage her sister to garner attention.
3In order to garner attention they MUST flash it.
4Even worse, my bedraggled appearance was continuing to garner attention, which I tried to ignore.
5Or is it a strategy to garner attention?
6Kim Kardashian truthers were united in their belief that her pregnancy was a ploy to garner attention.
7There are plenty of vehicles that garner attention for their superior fuel efficiency, luxe accommodations, and impeccable safety records.
8Still, the Warriors have started off the season strong enough to garner attention, and, perhaps surprisingly, not because of their offense.
9Menstruation, pregnancy, and menopause struggle to garner attention because they're seen as affecting only a "subset" of the population.
10Martens said in an interview it was important that a case deemed significant by the agency should garner attention from the top.
11Researchers at the University of Sussex have discovered that cats use a "soliciting purr" to overpower their owners and garner attention and food.
12But the whole "I'm going to post everything I can to garner attention, then pretend I detest it" game is both oxymoronic and moronic.
13People expect that now." Williams is also sure to garner attention for a digital-only EP of protest songs, "Lu in 08," due October 28.
14He has garnered attention by becoming a mega-donor to Republican Party politicians.
15Still, it has garnered attention from at least one key politician.
16Trump has garnered attention for his sharp criticism of President Barack Obama's policies.
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