Sentences with phrase «gather much attention»

I didn't think it would gather much attention because the subject is so familiar to the digital publishers I talk to all the time.

The first generation Hyundai Tucson was introduced to the Indian market but couldn't manage to gather much attention and eventually Hyundai India discontinued the Tucson.

After gathering much attention with their character customization video, Black Desert Mobile just released a video showing combat gameplay.

Not exact matches

They are a legit squad that gathers W even if no one is paying as much attention to them as they should.

If this was another group of women who were marching through London instead of gathering in Durham, I'm sure they would have received much more attention and support from feminists and women's rights groups.

The website is very old; it works since 1999, but has already gathered so much attention and registered members.

But work demands so much attention that you can not spare time for social gatherings.

Why do you think Bathsheba gathers so much male attention?

If your dress up your Yorkie, it will look extra cute, so the pet will get much more attention during gatherings for its nice look.

Well, it gathered so much attention (and cost so much money to produce) that it decided to make a new version for the following year's Caravans.

[1] The early exhibition gathered much critical and audience attention.

The allusion to the campfire and the idea of gathering around its warmth to share a meal draws our attention to the attitude of the Group of Seven artists and their way of painting much more than to the reputation of their works or their historical impact.

Mike: A lot of tech projects are successful on Kickstarter, I'm into photography and when I saw how much attention the Leash was getting, I was curious if Kickstarter might be a good way to gather some help upfront to cover tooling and material costs for a BIGrootcup.

When a complaint is received, gather all the statements, all the paperwork, verify time lines and then see if something is out of the ordinary, errors happen much more than frauds, frauds are more dramatic of a statement and get more attention, treating an error as a fraud... that's not what RECO was created for.