Sentence examples for attract spectators from inspiring English sources

Marathons attract spectators because running is part of being human.

The Turkish GP, which has struggled to attract spectators and sponsors, was left off the calendar.

Players who really attract spectators in men's tennis – there are only five to six".

The show is clearly designed to attract spectators, but too much attention can irritate the neighbors.

"I think that it is crucial for us to play beautiful, attacking and exciting football to attract spectators.

Star power failed to attract spectators to the romantic comedy Larry Crowne Tom Hankss), a lukewarm vehicle for Hanks and Julia Roberts.

In general, larger M.L.S. markets do less well in attracting spectators.

Realists accept that scandal and gossip sell, that conflict is entertainment, and that an adversarial stance attracts spectators.

He attracted spectators to matches, didn't suffer fools but was also adored by his team-mates.

They even attracted spectators, said G. Martin Moeller Jr., the senior curator at the National Building Museum in Washington, where the Guastavino show was on view until January.

A New York Times photographer, Doug Mills, who often travels with Mr. Obama when he ventures away from Washington, captured the president's day as his large entourage went around town — attracting spectators and snarling traffic.