Sentence examples for doing something to attract from inspiring English sources
"It's a matter of doing something to attract customers.
Piling into each song with barely a pause for breath, he looks so mean, edgy and hard that you suspect were he not on a stage, he would be doing something to attract the attentions of the police.
"It seems at a certain point I end up entering into this debate about fame," Mr. Dillane said, "as if I have any say in it, as if I'm somehow doing something or not doing something to attract it.
"We know we've got to do something to attract their attention".
"In the beginning, you have to do something to attract people to the service," said Sheng Chang, vice president of Q-Ware's wireless business group.
Cleverly, one of the party's rising stars, isn't the only one aware that the party must do something to attract younger voters, and do it sooner rather than later.
In a story published in The Village Voice in 2001, a woman recovering from factitious disorder remembered her drive to create conditions that did not exist: "When I'd do something to attract the paramedics and police, I got an adrenaline rush.
According to Dr Margaret Bryant, Research Career Awards manager at the MRC, pressure for the Council to do something radical to attract the best graduates into medical research careers comes from within.
"You have to do something dramatic to attract tenants.
