Sentence examples for sometimes attracted from inspiring English sources

They are not often seen but are sometimes attracted to bright lights at the surface.

Now it organises weekly recreational group rides through quieter districts that have sometimes attracted hundreds of cyclists.

International students are sometimes attracted to community colleges because their Toefl score requirements are not as high as four-year colleges and universities, Ms. Kent said.

Despite the absence of the top professional clubs, Cup finals sometimes attracted more fans than some N.A.S.L. games in the 1970s.

Tunes such as "Atlas" and "Tonto" are wonderfully playful, too, so it seems unfair that they have sometimes attracted the somewhat derogatory descriptor "math rock".

He has lived for years on Gay Street in Greenwich Village, where his next-door neighbor was the radical lawyer William Kunstler, who sometimes attracted unwanted attention.

Sometimes attracting youngsters requires supplying machines they covet.

The Dutch were the antithesis of the radicals that the church sometimes attracts.

In practice, real gas particles do have measurable sizes and sometimes attract or repel each other.

Eradicating this slavery will require sensible international pressure -- not the grandstanding that the issue sometimes attracts.

As any car owner knows, automobiles sometimes attract aquatic insects, like mayflies.