Sentence examples for finally attracted from inspiring English sources

Reaching zero finally attracted attention and a devolved parliament.

(Poetry finally attracted females, as it was supposed to do when I was fourteen).

In the early nineteen-nineties, when Purell had been on the market for several years, the company finally attracted a major customer.

He was smiling, and it was the presence of a smile — unprecedented in that IHOP, on that day — that, more than anything else, finally attracted the waitress's attention.

This was the context in which Asperger's wartime paper, "Autistic Psychopathy in Childhood," finally attracted serious attention in the English-speaking world.

This area has finally attracted a handsome restaurant serving Japanese standards as well as exciting combinations in the diverse Asian-fusion style.

BOYS AND GIRLS -- Opposites, in college, may finally attract.

Huntsman "is finally attracting crowds and taking the fight to Romney," tweeted Jonathan Karl, of ABC News.

After years of near-silence, the labourers' part in the war is finally attracting attention, both in China and Europe.

I'll be there, grateful that Mr. Ruders, a major figure in Europe, is finally attracting real attention in America.

To Petrushevskaya, now seventy-six and finally attracting the readership she deserves, they are comic — the basic facts of the cramped, crazed lives her characters lead under Soviet rule.