Sentence examples for create an attraction from inspiring English sources

The bodies were originally moved from Qunu by Mr Mandela's grandson and eldest heir Mandla Mandela, who was accused of trying to create an attraction for paying tourists in the village of Mvezo - Nelson Mandela's birthplace.

Lake Compounce has been loyal to its local following but wanted to create an attraction that would help put it on the map, something that would get people talking about it nationally.

Instead of using a simple sphere and varying its material parameters and size, they begin with an arbitrary object a random collection of 160 spheres and show that they can always adjust the synchronization and polarization of the individual waves in the beam to create an attraction, as they also reported online 10 November in Physical Review Letters.

The patch sticks to other materials because current running through it creates an attraction between opposite electric charges.

And at the Candy Bar Creations counter, to the rear of the long rectangular room, Deborah Backes and Michael Grissmer, the owners, have created an attraction especially appealing to children, who, for $8.95, can add a small cup of any candy that catches their fancy to a molten mass of milk or dark chocolate and watch as it is mixed together and formed into a half-pound bar.

In justifying the costs, he said it would help create a tourist attraction, and for many years it was popular because the television series was a huge hit.

But he hopes the project will not only create a tourist attraction, but also show that "crowd funding" can make a difference in a city where so much needs to be done.

His team of 600 faced a formidable task: to create a visitor attraction that puts the story in its social context; to explain events with veracity and panache; and to pay due respect to the victims.

The community's need for playfields must not be sacrificed to create a tourist attraction in Lower Manhattan, notwithstanding the developer's dubious promise of a 40percentt increase in "space available for recreation".

When zoo officials announced plans to create a new attraction, citing their responsibility to ensure the survival of the species, the ALF threatened damage to zoo workers' property and other scare-tactics.

This creates an "electromagnetic" attraction between the microorganisms and the treated cell outer membrane.