Sentence examples for prime draw from inspiring English sources

The fact is United are a prime draw.

"The infrastructure is a prime draw downtown," said Brad Pittenger, the chief executive of Xiolink.

A prime draw of the Whitney's permanent collection, it has rarely been off view since the museum acquired it 25 years ago.

The directors, designers and actors we nurture become the lifeblood of the commercial theatre, which is a prime draw for tourism in the UK.

Japan may have some of the most expensive cities to live in in the world, such as Tokyo and Osaka, but the boom and bust of various corporate industries has been a prime draw for expats over the years.

Within a year of opening, in April 1976, Windows on the World was one of the most talked-about restaurants in New York, and a prime draw for tourists, who lined up to take the 58-second elevator ride to the 107th floor.

Live interaction among players creates tensions, resolutions and dialogues, subtle and otherwise, that are prime draws in chamber music.

He was into everything in science: completing two world globes in his prime, drawing celestial maps and globes and preparing horoscopes, one even for a Hapsburg emperor.

This slate of mega-retailers has long been among the prime draws to the mall for middle-class women, offering apparel that they could easily mix and match into outfits for client meetings, kiddie birthday parties or date nights.

For generations untold they have roamed the common grazing lands high above the valleys of the Lake District, one of the prime draws for England's tourism industry, which reckons it is losing $100 million a week as a result of the disease.

The Herbfarm, whose original home in Fall City burned down in 1997, and which has been in nearby Issaquah since then, may well, in time, become the Willows' prime drawing card.