Sentence examples for frequent attraction from inspiring English sources

For more than 60 years, the Les Brown orchestra was a frequent attraction, providing dance music at college proms and ballrooms and appearing at the Presidential inauguration galas for Richard M. Nixon and Ronald Reagan.

Encouraged by a group of younger musicians who worked with him, and given financial and medical help by the Jazz Foundation, he was a frequent attraction at the Upper West Side nightclub Smoke and, more recently, at the Kitano Hotel at Park Avenue and 38th Street.

While still writing hit songs in the 1980s and authoring an autobiography Stutterin' Boy (1984), with Walter Wager he became a frequent attraction in the country music resort town Branson, Missouri, and he opened his own 2,700-seat 2,700-seatere in theatre-1990s.

Rodriguez, though a frequent media attraction, has always been something of a cipher — seemingly the neediest of superstars and also the most emotionally remote, capable of confessing to seeing a therapist one day, like a jock king's version of Tony Soprano, and appearing shirtless in Central Park the next.

Siblicidal Nazca boobies showed more frequent social attraction (NAV behavior) to unguarded chicks years later as a nonbreeding adult, compared to non-siblicidal Nazca boobies (Fig. 2A).

Frequent fair attractions included live animal sideshows like the 3,600-pound 3,600-poundneral Grant, advertised as the largest boxinamed the world.

The more frequent investment attractions are to be found in the E&P, or oil exploration and production stocks.

The chat rooms he normally frequented held little attraction for him today.

In lands where the Sunni sect was strong, mime shows were frequent and popular attractions during the later Middle Ages.

They both appear alongside main attraction and frequent collaborator RJ on the just-released "The Ghetto," as do O.T. Genasis, Rae Sremmurd and others.

Flat-bottomed boats pushed with long poles cram the river Cam, proving that punting is both a popular tourist attraction and a frequent student activity.