Sentence examples for record of attracting from inspiring English sources

Birds already have a track record of attracting people in Connecticut.

"We have a track record of attracting inward investment into the country".

This sounds vague and optimistic, but NVA have a convincing record of attracting people to unlikely places.

This is not surprising to me since he has a long record of attracting those sympathetic to the Communist cause".

He had a proven record of attracting crossover Democrats, and a Republican Senate candidate has to have that appeal.

The important point about Mr McCain is not that he has a track record of attracting independents, though that is obviously not to be sneered at.

Referring to brand-name shows with strong track records of attracting audiences, like "Mamma Mia!" and "The Lion King," Mr. Voeller added, "I wouldn't want to be betting on something that wasn't a known entity right now".

The massive and brightly-hued survey exhibition of J. Steven Manolis' work currently on view at the Coral Springs Museum of Art, now in its second month of attracting record crowds of art lovers, has a show attendance and quality standard that's hard to equal.

Still, even the most cursory examination of I Like It When You Sleep, For You Are So Beautiful Yet So Unaware Of It reveals that someone has contracted a raging case of the Serious Artists, a condition developed by pop stars who discover that selling hundreds of thousands of records and attracting crowds of screaming girls leaves them curiously unfulfilled.

But as endearingly serious and unintentionally hilarious as the book is, it's sure as hell not a realistic guide for much of anything other than losing fingers, racking up a petty criminal record, and attracting the attention of domestic intelligence and security agencies.

But Hill -- a masterly salesman with a record of success in attracting players from New York and New Jersey to Seton Hall and Villanova -- is expected to change that.