Sentence examples for draw for visitors from inspiring English sources

It is bound to be a major draw for visitors attending the London Games.

Walk it off Of the many summer Alpine activities on offer, walking is the main draw for visitors.

"The revamped Cromlix is bound to be a huge draw for visitors from all over the world, generating the kind of excitement that Andy creates on court.

The Victorian mansion has been "extensively" refurbished and tourism chiefs believe the revamped hotel will prove to be a big draw for visitors from all over the world.

The current market, with a warren of surrounding shops selling everything from sea grapes to kitchen knives, is a huge draw for visitors, further spreading Japan's food culture.

Standing watch at the museum entrance, the sculpture has proven an irresistible draw for visitors, many posing for pictures with one arm aloft.

Two newer venues, Navy Pier and Millennium Park, have become the most popular lakefront draws for visitors and residents alike.

Both works are classics, and both seethe with drama: natural draws for visitors to the city over the Thanksgiving weekend looking for some culture.

Jungle VIPs: The wild men of Borneo One of the big draws for visitors to Borneo is the chance to see the world's second-largest non-human primate, Pongo pygmaeus, better known as the orang-utan – Malay for "man of the forest".

Beale Street's the big musical draw here for visitors with even half a clue, and while it's certainly worth checking out BB King's Blues Club, the locals forego Beale's neon, touristy splendor for smaller venues like Hi-Tone Cafe and Young Avenue Deli, or larger national acts performing at Minglewood Hall, FedExForum, or the Bartlett Performing Arts Center.

This somewhat asymmetrical focus is part of the draw for curious visitors.