Sentence examples for attracting at from inspiring English sources

But it has a long way to go in attracting, at the very least, New Jersey residents.

Gore Vidal went undercover in the nineteen-fifties, winning himself a respite from the homophobic censure he was attracting at the time.

A captain said that the exhibit was attracting at least 25,000 small boys a day, as well as a big turnout of grownups in the evening.

But for a president still bruised from the trouncing his party took in last week's elections, the appearance was also a chance to come before the kind of sympathetic crowd he now has trouble attracting at home.

And because search engines continue to grow more important as a source of customers for online retailers, Like.com should have little trouble attracting at least initial interest from online merchants.

[C5.] Bush Outlining Social Security Plan President Bush, who is deciding on details of his plan to add personal investment accounts to Social Security, is trying to win the support of Republicans while attracting at least a handful of Democrats in Congress.

The result is a substantial disparity between what would attract at-risk individuals into preventive lifestyle change programs and what these programs offer [ 29].

The M.L.S. championship game attracted at a rating of 0.8.

"You are horrified and attracted at the same time".

The zine attracted, at its peak, perhaps eighty readers.

Demonstrations in Chicago and Los Angeles attracted at least 400,000 in each city.