Sentence examples for major draw of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gorozpe, 38, also enthused about a major draw of the elegant building: it's within walking distance of Central Park.

A major draw of this reissue is the newly added disc: intimate solo performances recorded live at McCabe's guitar shop, putting his playing in close-up.

"The phoney war is over, and this is the major draw of the summer," said Swann.

"It's not to disrespect Sri Lanka by saying that but this is the major draw of the summer.

Of course, the major draw of iBooks textbooks (and arguably the iPad as a whole) is the sense of magic that comes with simple, thoughtful interaction.

The one major draw of having GPS navigation software on your smartphone is that the phone is probably connected to a network that can give more info than just directions, but the screen is just so damn small.

One of the major draws of these gigs – their first in the UK since 2009 – has been the rumour that Christine McVie might appear as a special guest.

After several hundred years, Angkor was "discovered" by French explorers in the 19th century and its temples slowly became one of the major draws of Asia.

She says that's one of the major draws of direct-to-consumer brands, especially those with savvy social marketing strategies.

But one of the major draws of Frieze New York, taking place in Randalls Island Park, is its Frame section, a space reserved for solo shows of promising artists, mounted by the young galleries that represent them.

One of the major draws of the départment is nature; it's the last relatively untouched great expanse in France and it contains the Causses (limestone plateaux) which are almost completely uninhabited and very wild.