Sentence examples for attracting up from inspiring English sources

The six-month-old site says it is attracting up to 150,000 visitors a day.

The group has staged mass demonstrations attracting up to 20,000 people in Dresden earlier this year.

It is interesting to note that while the act itself is legal, possessing a photograph of it could be a criminal offence attracting up to two years imprisonment.

Nonetheless, within a few months, it was attracting up to 20,000 visitors a day and selling a modest amount of advertising.

This would be a big blow, since in recent years Britain has been attracting up to 40% of the foreign investment going into the European Union.

The cost meant it was more than the entire budget of its digital channel BBC4 for the year with the races only attracting up to four million viewers.

Christ Church is a major tourist attraction that attracts up to 500 visitors a day, even in the off-season.

"Drill videos can each attract up to a million views.

Analysts expect Canary Wharf to attract up to $2.5 billion.

B'nai Yosef attracts up to 1,000 worshippers a day.

The show attracted up to 11 million viewers nationally – and Batey even developed a stage version.