| One that really caught my attention was of three concentric circles with a vertical line bisecting them. |
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| When he saw that he had caught my attention he pointed towards the girl's bathroom, which was on the right. |
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| The one that caught my attention was a woman wearing green and carrying a long, thin, lightweight sword, a rapier to be exact. |
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| But what caught my attention was a roadside tailor stitching Gandhi topis which most of the gents wear here for playing Holi. |
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| A pair of black ankle strap platforms with a treacherous looking heel immediately caught my attention, as did a pair of animal print shooties. |
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| I would have perhaps whiled the time away in such a state had not a scent, borne on the ebony breezes, suddenly caught my attention. |
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| A shout caught my attention and I heard the soldiers switch their direction. |
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| Movement caught my attention and I looked up to see my cousin's girlfriend approach with a broom, a mop, a bucket and a scrub brush. |
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| It immediately caught my attention that she had called my mother by her maiden name. |
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| I have quite an eye for fashionable clothing and this garment caught my attention immediately. |
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| Again I was lost in a daze, staring at the boy who had caught my attention earlier. |
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| Something caught my attention, I forget what it was, so I did a double take and stepped back a few paces to get a better look. |
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| Let me address a second point that caught my attention at the December Council meeting. |
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| I may have seen the numbers before, but the ones we presented caught my attention. |
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| I have concentrated on a few particular issues that caught my attention, if not surprised me. |
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| What really caught my attention, Chief, is that you were mentioning some of your businesses, like Coca-Cola, for instance. |
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| The Bloc Quebecois supports this bill, but one particular point caught my attention. I am talking about the offences known as mens rea in Latin. |
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| This is why, this morning, when the member said that this bill was nothing but a smokescreen, that immediately caught my attention. |
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| The bubbly bright sound caught my attention, she was a beautiful woman. |
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| A painting of what appeared to be a mountain man with a white scraggly beard caught my attention. |
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| A distinct rattle of chains caught my attention, emitted from the shadows. |
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| Most of the things I threw in the circular file, but one thing that caught my attention, was a magnet that looked exactly like the king of hearts playing card. |
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| Mr. Speaker, when I looked at some of the briefing notes, one area caught my attention, and maybe the member could enlighten the House. |
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| As I entered the daycare, the paintings and drawings of children hanging on the walls caught my attention. |
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| I will present some points that caught my attention when I was reading his biography. |
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| Naturally, what the member said yesterday caught my attention. |
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| The member did say one thing, though, that caught my attention. |
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| One item in particular caught my attention. |
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| One of the things that caught my attention was the visit to the Sami and the similarities to the predicament of First Nations in British Columbia as well in their fight to keep to keep their language and culture alive. |
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| You said something in your testimony that caught my attention. |
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| A review of a newly published and expanded edition of Awareness and Interest by Jürgen Habermas, which we as students saw as required reading and kept trying to understand, recently caught my attention. |
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| This ambitious project obviously caught my attention because, in the end, it should open the door to an abundant source of energy which is fairly distributed all over the planet. |
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| One offer that caught my attention recently wasn't from an affinity card, but from American Express in an unusual new partnership with US Airways. |
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| Several aspects of this report caught my attention and should be defended, including, in particular, the end of the derogation to weekly working time, which is currently set at 48 hours in the European Union. |
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| Three things, in particular, caught my attention. |
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| Prof. Ian Lee: You said one thing that caught my attention. |
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