Sentence examples for * attract in from inspiring English sources

Opposites attract – in gender and in genes.

That's the kind of employee you want to attract in this industry.

Opposites may not attract in friction, but in fiction, they do.

Reorienting them would require capital investment that is difficult to attract in a country at war.

It would also alienate centre-ground voters Labour still needs to attract in Scotland.

"It's opened up a pool of players that we hadn't been able to attract in the past athletically and academically".

About 35 percent of that total was spent online, slightly higher than last year, the federation said, suggesting that online retailers' attempts to attract in-store shoppers worked well.

Significant collections might attract "in-house" scholars; Lucian mocked mercenary Greek intellectuals who attached themselves to philistine Roman patrons.

When paid leave is thought of as an "extra" used by the country's biggest companies to attract in-demand workers, many less skilled, less well-paid workers -- hourly retail employees, for example -- get left out.

Loss leader pricing on a few high volume consumable products will attract in-store traffic.

The O.T.P.P. pays high salaries to attract its in-house managers.