Sentence examples for competing attraction from inspiring English sources

Today there's a distinct shortage of boys and dads, but this is almost certainly down to the competing attraction of the FA cup final.

"There's a long way to go, but I would love to do it," Wenger confirmed with a thin smile which hinted at the competing attraction of winning the Premier League.

The Beatles have now joined Celine Dion, the ghost of Frank Sinatra, Rubens from the Hermitage and four other Cirque shows playing along the Strip as yet another competing attraction in the land of slot machines and neon flash.

"Don't we count for some comforts here?" In Atlantic City, it seems, businesses that are not related to pulling a lever or asking for another card survive despite, and not because of, the casinos -- whether the competing attraction is in the next room or on the next block.

The short distances between the Nδ of H55 and the O atom of the heme propionate in DHPCO models provide an indication of the competing attraction of the heme propionates.

And the festival has woven an intricate web around them, bringing in complementary, even competing, attractions.

Over a loadspeaker a friendly voice lists the competing attractions, adding: "And those things in the water, they're jellyfish..."...

The sparseness of the landscape and its relative isolation from competing attractions — it is a half-hour from Cody and 60 miles from Yellowstone National Park — focus your attention.

Hami has few competing attractions; a relentless government-led pursuit of modernity in recent years having erased old parts of the ancient Silk Road city.

Cricket would have been a hard sell this summer anyway, given the competing attractions of the World Cup and, in Yorkshire, the Grand Départ of the Tour de France.

For anyone savoring their first taste of racing in California, the sport would have appeared in good shape, still able to hold its own against a slew of competing attractions.