Sentence examples for draw in customers from inspiring English sources

DETROIT — General Motors, which has struggled to stop depending on big discounts to draw in customers, is pulling the sale banners out again.

The stores hope not only to clear out merchandise that is not moving, but also to draw in customers who will spend money on other items.

She worked her way up the ranks in department stores with ideas to draw in customers like themed jewelry boxes (a heart for Valentine's Day, a seashell for summer).

Spending in pubs was up by 12.2%, restaurants enjoyed a 12.8% rise and cinema spending increased by 10.1%, as Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie and Ghostbusters helped draw in customers, following a lull in June.

Dixieland musicians, however, were not dead, just unemployed, and to give them a place to play an art dealer in the French Quarter of New Orleans invited some of them into his gallery, Preservation Hall, to draw in customers and play for tips.

As several companies slashed prices to draw in customers, a corresponding sales slump dampened profits.

The financial boon has even spread to local businesses, with cafes and betting shops in Nicosia drawing in customers who want to watch the team on television.

Golis spent $2.7m on Chinese equipment to set up its service and has since expanded its reach across the country, drawing in customers with its low prices.

They will be challenged to increase sales during the recession and after drawing in customers by offering interest-free financing deals after Sept. 11.

There's a farmers' market, an antiques fair, car-boot sales and a banqueting suite, drawing in customers and gawkers from all over the region.

Mr. Long, who had been helping unpack the produce, waved at a passing car, grinning widely, a gesture that sometimes draws in customers.