Sentence examples for extra attraction from inspiring English sources

An extra attraction for collectors, who tend to be mostly male baby boomers, is that fewer Add-a-Balls were made and they are harder to find.

He comments frequently, but the star extra attraction is Mr. Spielberg, who hasn't done director's commentaries as such but is always an engaging talker on DVD.

The gardens will be an extra attraction, with evidence in letters that Wordsworth took a hand in designing a special 'viewing tunnel' and placing stone seats at vantage points overlooking the stupendous view.

By Lionel M. Kaufman The New Yorker, August 3 , 1935P. 47 As an extra attraction for the patrons of the Luxury Theatre in the Bronx, a wedding is performed onstage.

Mirroring previous married-couple series that have worked on cable, E! will introduce "Married to Jonas," which will follow Kevin Jonas of the singing brothers and his Italian-American wife, Danielle Deleasa, who offers the extra attraction of being from the most popular state on cable television, New Jersey.

And if that wasn't enough, there's an extra attraction in where these paintings are being shown., The Wallace Collection is a distinguished, old-fashioned venue, and chosen precisely as a traditionalist setting, to stress the way these new paintings have a place in the great tradition.

Extra attractions help to provide the scale to justify a lengthier stay.

Now there are 1,250 animals in the safari park and a ''Jungle Kingdom" where animatronic dinosaurs stand among the enclosures of otters, lemurs, binturongs (funny, moustachioed tree-climbing animals) and more, plus an array of extra attractions from a stingray pool to a bat cave.

And there is loads to do in town, too; a wealth of extra attractions to investigate when you're not tackling a plot-furthering mission.

Perhaps this was stimulated by the advertising industry's fascination with plus at the beginnings of sentences to mean "as an extra added attraction".

How disrespectful, to hawk the extra added attraction on the message boards all week, a couple of former champions issuing Don King-like pronouncements about each wanting to whup the other one.