Sentence examples for has attracted close from inspiring English sources

HauteLook has attracted close to four million members.

The painting has attracted close attention from academics who argue endlessly over its meaning.

So far, his channel has attracted close to nine million views and almost a hundred and forty thousand followers.

A petition initiated by EU employees attacking Barroso's "morally reprehensible" behaviour, has attracted close to 140,000 signatures.

In eight months, the company has attracted close to five million users to its iPhone-only service — no doubt earning the envy of its more established rivals.

A demonstration against the development is to be held at Culloden Battlefield on 13 October, while a petition on Change.org has attracted close to 100,000 signatures.

The BBC Trust is here to speak for the licence fee payer but [also] to protect the BBC's independence". Critics argue that the BBC has attracted closer scrutiny of its funding after press revelations about the big salaries paid to its stars and allegations of excessive expenses, including those incurred by the BBC Trust.

Having attracted close to 300 members across the world, the network fosters a sense of community and engenders fruitful debate.

Somerville's real-money Internet-poker sessions have attracted close to nine million views and almost a hundred and forty thousand followers.

Delivering advice in a brash and politically incorrect voice that echoes the cruder Judd Apatow movies, they have attracted close to 140,000 Twitter followers and four million unique visitors a month, according to Google Analytics.

Mrs. Clinton's schedules have attracted close attention throughout the campaign, partly because Mrs. Clinton has frequently held up her eight years as first lady as evidence of her experience.