Sentence examples for attract somebody from inspiring English sources
"Joel has managed to attract somebody who would be a sought-after poster child for any charity, and here she is putting all her credibility behind the public schools.
"At the Hard Rock, we're looking to attract somebody today who goes to the Wynn or Bellagio but who is looking for a hipper, edgier experience" The challenge, according to Mr. Zeff, is broadening the clientele without alienating Hard Rock loyalists.
It's good for you, and you might attract somebody!
"This space is bound to attract somebody big; there's just too much money involved," says Lefkofsky, Groupon's largest shareholder.
To attract somebody like David is a fantastic bit of business for us". Goodwille is not ruling out a permanent move to Dingwall but believes he has to demonstrate his ability and earn the opportunity.
And about 25 comments on pages of real people - in order to attract somebody's attention.
Manon Antoniazzi, chief executive of Visit Wales, said: "An important part of attracting somebody to a country is making them an affinity with it and the Chinese like giving places names that are meaningful".
I would soon learn a lesson men have known for years: that it's possible to be attracted to somebody you don't like.
"See, I'm stabbing a melon as I say this… I think there's something really vulnerable about the earnest emotions that come with being in love or being attracted to somebody that are anxiety-inducing to play, whereas there's the armour of humour and relatability to that other stuff that makes it easier to do.
And that is what we human beings are all attracted to: somebody who is willing to fight.
