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attracting attention
1. attracting attention (which they invariably were)
2. It was her way for attracting attention
3. He shed his uniform for the duration of the war to avoid attracting attention from the British government or from the United States diplomats stationed in England and France
4. fear of attracting attention
5. It sounded simple; find an isolated place where we could come and go without attracting attention, but by four o'clock we were getting desperate
6. How to refuse without attracting attention? Saturday was his night with Bart! What the hell was he going to do? Would Bart understand? He could always cancel; like his grandmother
7. Designed to look like part of the wall of the closet, I could open it without fear of attracting attention from the room’s occupants should there be any
8. * Forms of address – double use of name for respect and for attracting attention (typically found in children’s stories and jokes – e
9. * Hey – attracting attention
10. * Forms of address - double use of name for respect and for attracting attention (typically found in children’s stories and jokes - e
11. * Hey - attracting attention
12. He had switched on the TV in order to watch the news while waiting for nightfall, since he and Grobut had decided that chances of a successful getaway would be considerably better at night where there would be only little risk of attracting attention
13. He was attracting attention and
14. ‘Now how do you like that, jou bliksem’ said Johan slapping Jacques on the shoulder and running the risk of attracting attention’
15. notice and that the best way to avoid attracting attention was to cross the street and walk
16. Arafat killings were limited for the sake of attracting attention to the Palestinian cause
17. attracting attention from some of the campers before
18. 'We're attracting attention,' she whispered
19. “What’s the point? I think he learned his lesson, and we’re all about not attracting attention, you know? Bad enough that it went there at all
20. “Yes, where we come from is better than this,” Martina said loudly, attracting attention and silencing them
21. Brian, who was still unafraid of attracting attention, stood and yelled across the bar
22. “Here this is what I had to do, and this is the information for you with all the codes that I have found for you and a little extra for good measure,” I said in a monotone to avoid attracting attention
23. as she could get without attracting attention
24. It was then he rejoiced at his precaution in taking the timber, for without it he would have been unable, perhaps, to reach the vessel—certainly to return to shore, should he be unsuccessful in attracting attention
25. Louie snatched the paper, stuck it under his shirt, then crawled back out, rose to his feet, and walked to Harris’s cell, striding as quickly as he could without attracting attention
26. Hoping to find her alone, Vronsky alighted, as he always did, to avoid attracting attention, before crossing the bridge, and walked to the house
27. These rails had been laid down as far as could be done without danger of attracting attention, and now it was merely a case of completing a juncture with the line, and arranging the points as they had been before
28. He recognized that the newspapers published a great deal that was superfluous and exaggerated, with the sole aim of attracting attention and outbidding one another
29. I want to stress that, at present, no allegations have been made against the group, but its name is certainly attracting attention
30. They did not dare to shout to him to return from the barricade, which was quite near, for fear of attracting attention to him
31. Flares, dye markers and movement of any kind are the ways of attracting attention at sea
32. Fire—both flames and smoke—is an excellent way of attracting attention
33. On the dark side of the doorway stood Beletski and Olenin, in their Circassian coats and sheepskin caps, and talked together in a style of speech unlike that of the Cossacks, in low but distinct tones, conscious that they were attracting attention
34. This Government ought to employ men of real worth and capacity: it is not always that those showing qualities attracting attention in private life, or as companions, are of real capacity
