These days, it seems like white sneakers get all the attention.
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As soon as May hits, denim shorts get all the attention.
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So, yes, as usual, glamour-boy quarterbacks get all the attention.
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People who study theropods, say, oh, tyrannosaurs get all the attention.
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The $6.180 trillion domestic stock market seems to get all the attention.
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Stick vacuums get all the attention, and in most cases, they should.
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"I can be Karla Kardashian and I'll get all the attention," DeGeneres said.
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"People who study non-dinosaurs say dinosaurs get all the attention," he said.
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Our public life withers when only the most extreme voices get all the attention.
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When it comes to brunch cocktails, Bloody Marys and mimosas get all the attention.
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Lounge chairs get all the attention when it comes to shopping for outdoor furniture.
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Secret National Parks Bryce, Zion, Arches, Canyonlands, even Capitol Reef, get all the attention.
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The brand's Shimmering Skin Perfectors get all the attention, but the blushes are fantastic too.
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And it's great products that get all the attention, all the press, and all the support.
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He will get all the attention in the room, and that will bring out JoJo's insecurities.
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It sometimes feels like Mars, Pluto, and planets beyond our solar system get all the attention.
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Film and filmmakers get all the attention when you're in everyday social situations, like a party.
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It's the 10 percent that seem to get all the attention and none of the progress.
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It's had to sit back and watch while Earth, Mars, and even Venus get all the attention.
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Trading in small-cap stocks has declined for years as the biggest stocks get all the attention.
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List prices get all the attention, and they have gone up, but they don't tell the full story.
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The goalkeeper's hands get all the attention, but often, it's the feet that do a lot of the work.
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And while the AirPods may get all the attention, they're not the only W23-equipped headphones on the market.
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Bill, for one, doesn't think he and his actor siblings should get all the attention they do, compared to Sam.
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During tropical cyclones, "wind tends to get all the attention," but "water is what kills most people," Dr. Brennan said.
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Books News The Oscar nominations get all the attention, but Tuesday was a busy day for literary honors as well.
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Drones might get all the attention, but Amazon's interest in more traditional methods of moving things around is not slowing down.
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Skipping all of the early states while the other candidates get all the attention and momentum also results in a loss.
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At the moment, Tesla's electric cars get all the attention, but Musk says its storage products could end up just as big.
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In the climate world, high-profile dramas like pipeline fights or Clinton's refusal to support a fracking ban get all the attention.
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When it comes to Gilmore Girls, the relationships between Lorelai and Rory, and Lorelai and Luke, tend to get all the attention.
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Vampires get all the attention at this time of year, but bloodthirsty leeches, insects and birds are just as compelling — and they're real.
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The cars get all the attention, but it takes a lot of muscle to make one of the world's biggest car shows happen.
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And finally, vampires may get all the attention this time of year, but other bloodsuckers are just as compelling, like the black fly above.
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The West Village may get all the attention as the fancy foodie haven of New York City, but that's just fine for the East Village.
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"We wanted to get beyond some of the big-name tech offices that typically get all the attention," CEO and founder Mia Lewin tells Refinery29.
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Economic view The political dangers get all the attention, but the business effects could weigh on the United States for years, a Nobel laureate says.
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But so did shares in Zoom Technologies — which has nothing to do with that I.P.O. (DealBook) • I.P.O.s for consumer tech companies get all the attention.
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The full moon is the teacher's pet of lunar phases — it tends to get all the attention and credit for any developments in our spiritual lives.
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Spring cleaning may get all the attention, but we're bigger fans of a good season decor refresh, especially when they involve an even better discount code.
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CreditCreditFederico Ciamei One look at Matera, in Italy's deep south, and you'll wonder why the historic Puglian towns of Ostuni and Lecce get all the attention.
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Solar and wind power get all the attention, but harvesting energy from evaporation could go a long way toward solving our power problems — at least in theory.
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Those screens might get all the attention, but they are merely the delivery mechanism or "stage" for what Byton hopes will be a smart device on wheels.
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Anything having to do with Paul Manafort or George Papadopoulos or Rick Gates, that&aposs going to get all the attention right now, who knew what and when.
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While the nuclear and missile programs get all the attention, a seriously underappreciated threat comes from North Korea's arsenal of conventional weapons, including the world's largest artillery force.
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The idea of fame and celebrity is just that much more sparkly and magical to me, because, wow, these people get all the attention that I always wanted!
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While Dany and Cersei may get all the attention right now, there have been so many more who schemed, killed, and, yes, even parented, over the last eight seasons.
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But while the nuclear and missile programs get all the attention, a seriously underappreciated threat comes from North Korea's arsenal of conventional weapons, including the world's largest artillery force.
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Digital disruption and collapsing business models get all the attention, but the prospect of major media losing its independence, and its influence, ranks equally high among the industry's perils.
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Bryce, Zion, Arches, Canyonlands, even Capitol Reef, get all the attention — and annual visitors (Zion got a record 4.5 million visitors in 0003, to Great Basin's 168,000, also a record).
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While the top-of-the-line Snapdragon 835 may get all the attention, the budget Android phone — like the LG X Venture or ZTE Blade V8 — runs off Qualcomm's cheaper chips.
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Serving as chief compliance officer of a registered investment advisor that provides fee-only wealth management, I am so excited to see the word "fiduciary" get all the attention it deserves.
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Across the state line, and across the nation, the question rings out each election cycle: Why does Iowa, a state of barely more than three million people, get all the attention?
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Admittedly, the fashions on display at the Ocean's version of the Met Gala are less extravagantly weird than the ones that tend to get all the attention at the real Met Gala.
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When it comes to royal hair, Princess Kate's famous locks usually get all the attention, but this weekend, it was her husband Prince William who made headlines for his surprising new haircut.
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While hoppy I.P.A.s seem to get all the attention from American beer drinkers these days, our rich holiday fare makes winter a time to celebrate the profoundly uncool, forgotten styles of continental Europe.
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That was one of the reasons I discarded it, because I thought it would be too much for me — it would get all the attention, because everything about him is such a big deal.
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Zac Efron and the Rock may get all the attention as they show off their tire flipping skills, but on Saturday, 60 badass women competed in the fifth annual Iron Maidens Raw Open in Brooklyn.
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Actual MVPs: Editors and Buyers The actresses and bloggers perched front-row usually get all the attention, but there's a team from every major fashion magazine and department store that shuffle to every single show.
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Look, fancy DSLRs may get all the attention, and smartphones have largely taken the place of cheaper point-and-shoot cameras for most people, but that's doesn't mean there still isn't a purpose for dedicated budget cameras.
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"Donald Trump may get all the attention but Ted Cruz is the GOP front-runner in Iowa and he's so extreme that he might even be worse than Trump," said Justin Barasky, communications director at Priorities USA.
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"She's a very smart cat, and I think there came a point at which she realized that if she plays this game with the camera, suddenly she will get all the attention she ever wanted," Koudounaris notes.
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"Donald Trump may get all the attention but Ted Cruz is the GOP frontrunner in Iowa and he's so extreme that he might even be worse than Trump," Justin Barasky, spokesman at the Priorities USA super-PAC, said in a statement.
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Incentives may get all the attention in the media when a company's move is finally announced, but behind the scenes, location decisions are being driven by comprehensive data analyses as corporate teams craft long-term plans for their companies' futures.
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No. 4 Seeds: The Underrated Ones Married Robb & Talisa in "The Bear & The Maiden Fair"Season 33, episode 7 Robb and Talisa's first sex scene may get all the attention, but this is the one filled with glistening abs, bare butts, and a surprise pregnancy announcement.
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SALAR DE AGUILAR, Chile, Dec 3 (Reuters) - Chile's Atacama salt flat may get all the attention when it comes to lithium, but the South American nation is looking to develop two lesser-known deposits of the mineral needed to power a global push into electric cars.
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While the boutiques along Fifth Avenue and the Christmas Tree at Rockefeller Center always get all the attention (not to mention the decked-out houses of particularly enthusiastic residents), there are plenty of other New York City establishments that hold their own when it comes to decorations, particularly museums.
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A political insider has advantages, even in the age of anti politics Insurgents like Bernie Sanders and Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump takes unexpected step to stem coronavirus Democrats start hinting Sanders should drop out Coronavirus disrupts presidential campaigns MORE get all the attention, but Joe Biden just demonstrated that insiders with big time political skills can still get it done.
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Puligny also contains the Grand Cru of Bienvenues-Bâtard-Montrachet (3.69ha). Detailed account of the organisation of Puligny ISSN 1744-1307 There are also 100ha of Premier Cru vineyards out of the total of 235ha in Puligny. Technically there are 24 Premier Crus, although 10 of them represent particular plots within other Premier Crus. While the complex, minerally white wines get all the attention, there are 6.4ha of Pinot noir.
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Her brother had no problem with it and trusted Sugar to use his name wisely. In an interview with the New York Times, Sugar discussed developing the background of the show's protagonist, saying she wanted to base the character's viewpoint on her brother growing up "where you're so comfortable in your life because you get all the attention, but you also want to rise up and not be the little brother". When the original pilot was presented to Cartoon Network executives, they told the crew the series would air in 2013. Cartoon Network released the original pilot in May 2013.
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