Sentence examples for draw for spectators from inspiring English sources

"The Isle of Man is such a beautiful place it would be like an international race and a real draw for spectators".

"The Isle of Man is such a beautiful place it would be like an international race and a real draw for spectators". The British National Road Championships will return to Monmouthshire in Wales next year with Lincolnshire confirmed to host the 2015 event.

Although the scenario has led to an extra long week for Machado, it has been a big draw for spectators who have watched him work the waves like few of his counterparts.

He could bounce between weight divisions to challenge other weight classes for their kingship, while still defending his feathered crown, adding to his mythology, marketability, and drawing power for spectators, profiting UFC bank accounts.

For sports that draw fewer spectators, such as say, archery, fencing or shot put, that brief moment in the global spotlight can have an impact for years.

The Olympics and Paralympics are expected to draw 11m spectators during seven weeks, and Transport for London has published heatmaps showing expected congestion levels during the Games.

Adidas plans to spend $88 million on the event; it will sponsor ten teams and provide the balls for the competition, which is expected to draw 2.5 million spectators and 1 billion TV viewers worldwide.

The video, posted Wednesday on a Web site used by North Caucasus militants, also laid out his rationale for targeting the 2014 Winter Olympics, which will draw spectators and athletes from around the world to Sochi, a Black Sea resort town.

Campaigners became showmen, aping P.T. Barnum and inventing eye-catching contrivances to draw spectators.

But its 18 teams draw roughly 32,000 spectators a game, and the average salary is $300,000.

It was also successful, drawing 400 spectators and raising $6,000 for three lawsuits against Pacifica board members, Ms. Ruedenberg said.