Sentence examples for moved to attract from inspiring English sources

When the lanes are not conducting tournaments, they have moved to attract bowlers with activities such as bowling parties, bumper bowling for children, birthday parties and jackpot incentives.

By Hannah Giorgis August 26, 2015 As the Afropunk festival has moved to attract wider audiences, it has shifted the focus away from the movement's origins — and pushed out punk fans in the process.

Marvel has recently moved to attract more female readers to its publications, earlier this summer announcing that the new comic series about its character Thor would recast the Norse god as a woman.

A Move to Attract Young Voters?

They would both have to move to attract these voters by changing their own platforms and, in so doing, might even create a mandate for the next president to govern for an entire term — not just 100 days.

Panama, too, is moving to attract visitors to its many islands (some of Las Perlas islands were featured recently on the "Survivor" series), and to tap into the eco-tourism movement via jungle expeditions and mountain retreats.

On Monday the company will rename itself SpinMedia, after Spin Magazine, which it bought last year, another move to attract readers.

In a move to attract those younger drivers, Mr. Massman said, Oldsmobile stopping building cars with his coveted bench seat.

It was a smart move to attract election junkies and establish himself as the thinking viewer's late-night host.

More interestingly, there have been some moves to attract such reviews by rewarding consumers for providing recommendations or referrals.

And some social conservatives say they are deliberately playing down their own views on issues as a tactical move to attract more young voters to the Republican Party.