Sentence examples for attracted waves from inspiring English sources

As a result Gove attracted waves of criticism from within the sector for the pace of his reforms.

Many of the earthquake refugees wound up settling there, and both neighborhoods also attracted waves of new immigrants.

But the area around Morningside Park has in recent years attracted waves of young professionals, in part with the promise of a new Harlem.

WHO BUYS IN BERLIN Relatively low housing prices, combined with high-profile arts and culture, have attracted waves of foreigners to Berlin.

PAGE 20 SHOOTING IN IDYLLIC PARK The area around Morningside Park in Upper Manhattan has in recent years attracted waves of young professionals, in part with the promise of a new Harlem.

Just as 9/11 and Hurricane Katrina attracted waves of volunteer travelers eager to assist the communities affected by those disasters, the gulf could eventually attract its own form of sympathy travel.

The religious freedom that the Puritans sought, the freedom that attracted wave after wave of immigrants, the freedom that slaves and suffragettes and workers yearned for -- this wasn't freedom from our government, this was freedom guaranteed by our government.

In addition to a strong rental market, Brooklyn is attracting waves of investors because of the many stalled condominium sites that are primed for conversions into rental buildings.

As recent history has shown, though, Apple may not need a bold overhaul of the look of its tablet computer to attract waves of new buyers.

Leaving the centre's tarmac roads, we spent half an hour bumping along dusty, potholed tracks, attracting waves from villagers, before pulling into Nakatindi school playground, where the bus nearly sank into the rain-sodden earth.

In the 1980s, as civil wars raged in Nicaragua, Guatemala and El Salvador, Honduras and especially the San Pedro Sula area were held up as a model of export-driven development, attracting waves of workers to the assembly plants known as maquilas.