Sentence examples for has attracted since from inspiring English sources

Metropolitan Opera, in New York City, leading U.S. opera company, distinguished for the outstanding singers it has attracted since its opening performance (Gounod's Faust) on October 22, 1883.

This surely reflects the better class of runner the National has attracted since the fences were modified and the race conditions altered.

"Even poorer people could choose between five and 10 imported varieties and it was quite affordable," Evgeny adds, laughing about the amount of attention cheese consumption has attracted since sanctions were introduced.

He's not being wholly facetious: essentially, Cumberbatch is too mature to take advantage of the "ridiculous, very flattering adoration" that he has attracted since Sherlock was screened last August, but nor does he feel that he is in a position to settle down.

Too many mobile services today publicly tout their number of downloads, which is the equivalent of a website calculating the number of visitors it has attracted since its inception.

The explosively volcanic island, only in existence in its present shape since the 1960s, was named a UNESCO World Heritage site for the unique biology it has attracted since the eruptions.

First settled in 1615, Fishers Island has attracted tourists since the late 19th century.

The stand, on Fulton Street between Broadway and Church Street, has attracted thousands since it opened on Dec. 30.

Though a career in architecture has attracted women since the late 19th century, in the 21st century it remains a male-dominated field.

That also goes for LeBron James, whose "Loyalty" tattoo, scrawled across his rib cage, has attracted derision since he left Cleveland for Miami.

Tommy's makes its hearty sausage from scratch; the homemade quality has attracted customers since 1969, when the genial Tommy Parrinello Sr .opened the take-out stand.