Sentence examples for magnetic draw from inspiring English sources
The phrase "magnetic draw" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe an attraction or appeal that something has, often in a figurative sense. Example: "The city's vibrant culture and nightlife create a magnetic draw for tourists from around the world."
Many of the same estate agents talk of London's magnetic draw for the super-rich.
It mixes modern technology with the magnetic draw of real-life firefighters to help schoolchildren and other visitors experience a fire.
While not unexpected, it's still a blow to a struggling economy in a country where tourism is the biggest industry and Everest's gleaming peak is the magnetic draw.
Introducing the president, Mr. Corzine said he was grateful to find Mr. Clinton "on this side of the river," given the "magnetic draw across the Palisades" to New York and Hillary Rodham Clinton's Senate race against Representative Rick A. Lazio.
I was recently asked to write an article about the influx of Generation Y into the boardroom; a group of fresh, talented individuals, many who now find themselves among the business elite at a relatively young age and who have proved a magnetic draw for organisations.
"I know the first thing they want to do is chew, touch, feel". A few aisles over in the pasta section, Marti Robey of Kensington, a mother of five, said she knows all about the powerful magnetic draw that shopping cart handles can have on toddler tongues.
The sight is magnetic, drawing us on.
"He was an amazing magnetic drawing force," said the songwriter Janis Ian.
His diminutive forms do seem magnetic, drawing viewers in close and demanding sustained attention.
Its summit, which stands just over 10,000 feet, is one of Maui's most magnetic draws.
Her presence, cheerful, bounding, wild in gesture and loud in volume, was both innocent and magnetic, drawing her easy friendships.
