Sentence examples for * attracting in from inspiring English sources

More than two dozen games are each attracting in excess of two million players a month.

He grew up in a working-class family in Scranton, Pa., helping him with a group of voters that Mr. Obama had trouble attracting in the primaries.

He has been widely received overseas as a celebrity, attracting in some cases crowds of excitable youths entranced by a politician being so, well, un-politician-like.

Right now, the only thing NBC seems to be attracting in abundance is reasons why the Games are so uncompelling for American viewers.

Perhaps Lenin, who famously disdained abstract art, really would be turning in his grave if he saw the sort of creations that this city, where his parents met, is attracting in its quest to become Russia's center for contemporary art.

We are so happy to be where we are at the moment in football, in academics, in the quality of the student that we're attracting, in the number of the students that we're attracting.

The question was, what was attracting them in?To find out, they repeated the experiment with breast-cancer cells that had been incubated with antibodies to CXCR2.

Linda oversees Deutsch NY and Deutsch LA and is keenly focused on attracting best-in-class talent and creating a future-facing business model for Deutsch.

Start the location search by thoroughly assessing the business' needs, including zoning requirements and whether you anticipate needing deliveries, making shipments, or attracting walk-in customers.

In summary, this study illustrates the evolution of multifunctional molecular hydrogelators for attracting neutrophils in vitro and in vivo.

Intercropping is widely used by smallholder farmers in developing countries, and attracting attention in the context of ecological intensification of agriculture in developed countries.