Sentence examples for early attraction from inspiring English sources

Her early attraction to science was a by-product of this affliction: she resolved to find a cure.

Part of the language of early attraction was a kind of repartee about this, showoff, slangy, childish.

He described his early attraction to folk music in a 1993 interview with The Los Angeles Times.

It touched on his early attraction to neo-Classicism and his more recent fascination with texture on its own terms.

As a postgraduate student at Emmanuel College, Cambridge, he turned his early attraction to the igneous rock formations of Skye and Belhelvie, in Aberdeenshire, into serious research.

With an early attraction but not yet a bond between Rudolph and Olive, the script is slow to find its emotional heart.

Its early incarnation consisted of two 20-minute segments, interrupted by a spot of religion, and featured among early attractions a keep-fit lady.

The Imposters -- Steve Nieve on keyboard, Pete Thomas on drums and Davey Faragher (the newer member) on bass -- could summon the full-tilt, organ-topped sound of the early Attractions.

The travelling hoop-la stallholder, whose early attractions included Dare Devil Peggy, a one-legged high-diver, opened his first resort in Skegness in 1936, offering full board and free entertainment from 35s per week (£85 in today's money).

One of the early attractions of the game to me was how, at the first games I went to see, players as garlanded as Mark Waugh (Essex), Carl Hooper Kentt and Lancashire) and Aravinda de Silva Kentt) would talk on intimate terms with their loyal fans.

As such, early attractions created under Kings Entertainment Company were named after knights, Don Quixote, Vikings, dragons, bats, and beasts.