Sentence examples for begin to attract a from inspiring English sources

"But how do I, a simple Parisienne, even begin to attract a man?" "As you might have intuited, we American girls prefer a subtle approach," I tell her.

Marbella had also begun to attract a criminal element.

Fresh Direct, the delivery service, began to attract a large following.

In the mid-1990s DiCaprio began to attract a wider audience with more mainstream films.

Just three years later, the favela was already beginning to attract a bad reputation.

Lately Socotra has begun to attract a new and entirely foreign species — tourists.

But the appearance of musicians like Mr. Tan began to attract a Chinese audience.

Before long, the search for Fawcett began to attract a new kind of explorer: spiritualists and occultists.

In the meantime, "Pneumonia," thanks in part to Napster, began to attract a cult following as a lost alt.country gem.

Radio stations attuned to folk-rock gave air time to his songs, and he began to attract a following.

Although Freud's theories were offensive to many in the Vienna of his day, they began to attract a cosmopolitan group of supporters in the early 1900s.