61.   Most of all, grab that attention!

62.   Mostly, though, Jimmy scrambles along the seamy underside of the business, making pathetic attempts to grab attention.

63.   Nothing grabs the attention?

64.   Now he was an organizer, and in charge of using the music to grab attention.

65.   Now, they are seen as a way of grabbing your attention, particularly on the newsstand.

66.   No longer dowdy sheaves, jackets have metamorphosed into full-fledged artistic statements that use a wide palette of styles and colors, images and typefaces to grab attention.

67.   One old clip grabbed my attention.

68.   On a recent afternoon people were scurrying in and out, trying to grab her attention, seeking her counsel.

69.   Opera, however lofty it grows, has roots in popular entertainment, too, and a singer has to grab your attention no less than a juggler.

70.   Other Republicans complained that the Foster fight, with televised hearings certain to grab national attention, could derail the Republican progress.