Sentence examples for On attracted from inspiring English sources

"Go On" attracted a hefty 16 million viewers.

But he said Birmingham had its own appeal and that graduates from its universities were increasingly staying on, attracted by the quality of life, lower living costs and career opportunities.

The bill that Rep. Rogers is riffing on attracted ire.

KR: How do you plan on attracted companies that aren't oversubscribed?

Polyphenyls and their derivatives, which can be used in organic synthesis, drug synthesis, heat exchanger, and so on, attracted the attention of chemists for many years [24 26].

As evidenced by the impressive rise of IBM shares under Gerstner, layoffs early on attracted the kind of investment which allowed for more hiring as Big Blue righted itself.

"Isn't that Parliament working well?"To carry on attracting talented people, Parliament will have to change.

The goings-on attracted the attention of an onlooker, Roger Reed.

When I'm "recreational dating"—that's the term I give it, recreational, instead of work dating to willingly engage in sexual activity with people, I have to be raging hard-on attracted to them.

For the larger cities, such as London, Birmingham and Manchester, switch-ons attract tens of thousands of people.

And one is on attracting new clients.