Sentence examples for then attracting from inspiring English sources

Even then, attracting new audiences was a concern.

It has held up since then, attracting 37.6 million visitors in June, when the final nominating contests were held.

In contrast, to judge by his record in Texas, Mr Bush would adopt the traditional strategy of uniting his own party first and then attracting a few centrist Democrats to plump out the numbers.

Repelled by the cruelty of Rome, Benedict becomes a hermit and then, attracting followers because of his reputation for holiness, an abbot (and miraculously escapes two attempts at poisoning by his disaffected brethren).

The Private Sector Participation in Micro-Hydro Power for Rural Development project, led by Rwanda's Energy, Water and Sanitation Authority with the support of the Energising Development Partnership (EnDev) shows how development in the energy sector can take place - first developing local capacity and then attracting foreign investors.

Recognizing the potential for readers in the developments of Stuyvesant Town and Peter Cooper Village, which were then attracting returning veterans, he persuaded his publisher, Charles Hagedorn, to start a new weekly, Town and Village, and served as it first editor.

The clouds would then attract other clouds.

Nocturnal flies are then attracted and act as effective pollinators.

These unlike charges then attract one another, squashing (and thus extending) the plastic between them.

Consolidation, after all, means more routes, which can then attract more passengers.

Maybe the church will then attract a better class of men.