Sentence examples for starting to attract from inspiring English sources

The #standandfight hashtag is starting to attract supporters on Twitter.

This issue is just starting to attract broader attention now.

Baldassari was starting to attract personal criticism as well.

But the growth of the Dark Web is starting to attract attention in Washington.

It is even starting to attract big names from the political spin-trade.

However, on Sunday, the Times reported that Carson was starting to attract some larger donations.

Kleeberger is starting to attract plenty of attention from English and French-speaking media.

The tours were increasingly popular, she said, but they were also starting to attract unsympathetic attendees.

The traditional sea swimming clubs quietly continued with their daily rituals and are now starting to attract newer, younger members.

But by 2002, a few large swaths of public lands, more than 100 acres each, were starting to attract bids.

Plus we've had an influx of the world's big-name managers and are starting to attract big players too.