Sentence examples for lines to attract from inspiring English sources

He had many funny lines to attract onlookers.

It makes sense that American studios would eventually look toward Korea for story lines to attract strife-hungry audiences.

First, dermatologists came out with skin-care lines to attract a higher tier of clientele and tout their multitasking.

Mr. Walker also wants the new product lines to attract different customers as Gateway goes after a group that marketing experts call "zoomers".

Local counties have raised up a half-dozen "shell buildings" — essentially empty warehouses already connected to sewers and broadband lines — to attract businesses looking for ready-made space.

By the end of the 19th century, American trolley companies were building amusement parks at the end of their lines to attract evening and weekend riders.

The ability of "The Line" to attract name-brand talent reflects the increasing number of writers and actors who are showing interest in original Web video.

He'd heard about a commissioner from Kentucky bidding for a zip line to attract tourists, which Zimmerman considered a well-meaning fantasy.

"We wanted people to get comfortable with the name," Mr. Shumger said, "and to show them enough of the story line, to attract not just women, who are Julia's core audience, but men as well".

To cater for family outings the MTT constructed gardens in the current suburb of Kensington Gardens, extending the Kensington line to attract customers.

Until the 1950s, trams were used for family outings to the extent that the Municipal Tramways Trust MTTT) constructed gardens in the suburb of Kensington Gardens, extending the Kensington line to attract customers.