Sentence examples for make an attraction from inspiring English sources

This tend to make an attraction between you and the rest of the world.

We saved this area, and have made an attraction in the city".

Robert Niles of Theme Park Insider said that Falcon's Fury and other recent attractions were nearing human tolerances; as a result, "You're getting to the point where instead of making an attraction more popular by having it achieve some type of record, you're actually tolerances the audience for that".

A run through of their routines can make a great attraction at your event.

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Accessible only by helicopter or arduous hiking through a jungle province dominated by drug traffickers, the excavation site makes an unlikely attraction.

Carr, who has now lost 42 of his 46 fights, did indeed try a few of the moves that have made Greaves an attraction: he touched Greaves on the bum, stood in the corner with his arms on the top rope whistling, he asked a lot of personal questions during clinches and he talked to people at ringside.

Proust believes that he can make a science of attraction and jealousy: we fall in love with an image apart from the person who incarnates it, and, because the image is stronger than its incarnation, we end up enslaved to it.

Some of the sculptures that remained intact were later collected and moved to the Grutas sculpture park near Druskininkai, where a local businessman, Viliumas Malinauskas, made a tourist attraction out of the monuments.

If ever American tourists return in numbers to asset-stripped Britain, this would make a great West End attraction.

To make a whole menu, the main attraction must set off some sort of nostalgic response in the diner, restaurant owners say — whether memories of lobster rolls in Maine or that steaming bowl of mussels enjoyed on vacation in Europe.