Sentence examples for air attracted from inspiring English sources

In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Asheville's mountain air attracted visitors for health reasons.

Personally, I remain surprised by the international awards attention that Up in the Air attracted, including a best actor Oscar nod for Clooney and a Bafta best film nomination.

So why does Delhi's awful air attract so much less attention than Beijing's?Indians are poorer, of course.

The higher humidity of the East means that particles in the air attract more water to them, forming larger droplets that scatter more light.

The three figures in the air attract the eye so strongly, that little or no attention is payed to those below on the mountain.

In addition to the annual music festival, Arad's fresh air attracts asthmatics from all over the world, and its proximity to the Dead Sea provides a less expensive accommodation alternative to the pricey hotel zone on the sea shore.

For example, Chicago locals thought that the artwork "Forever Marilyn," by Seward Johnson, was crude simply because the 26-foot version of the iconic Marilyn Monroe with her dress billowing in the air attracts a certain kind of audience.

Sales of shares in the national phone company, France Télécom, and the national carrier, Air France, attracted millions of small investors.

Founded by Wade Eyerly, Surf Air has attracted $17.3 million of equity and $65 million worth of debt financing.

The iPad Air has attracted more early adopters than both devices combined, in fact, which, if borne out by device sales numbers, will mean a big win for Apple going into this holiday.

After years of politics being dominated by the elderly Menzies and Calwell, the younger Holt was seen as a breath of fresh air, and attracted public interest and support in the run-up to the November election.