Sentence examples for thing attracted from inspiring English sources

In a court filing last week, the government revealed that she had recorded her colleagues, which, coming on the heels of news that a member of the State Assembly had done the same thing, attracted widespread attention to the case.

Humans aren't the only thing attracted to wine.

These are now "a thing", attracting hundreds, sometimes thousands, of participants.

First-person-view drone-racing is now a thing, attracting billionaire investors in the US and enthusiasts around the world.

Print advertising is in miserable straits right now, but special issues seem to be the one thing attracting ad dollars.

Unfortunately, a lot of the look is lost after you've used it for a few hours, since this thing attracts fingerprints and smudges like no other.

A couple of things attracted her to the real-life story of her play, she says.

Two things attracted my attention immediately -- the enormous artificial waterfall in the middle of the main lobby and a parade of at least 50 baby strollers.

Then, in the mid-1970s, thingsthings attracted him to the wholesale toy business: toys are less labour-intensive than restaurants or shops; they are less fickle than fashion, another downtown success story; and cheap toys were scarce in California.

Two things attracted him to the brand: it claimed to be Switzerland's oldest watchmaker and it had missed out on the technological revolution of quartz timers powered by batteries.Mr Biver decided to turn this anachronism into a strength.

Consider some of the things you have heard about San Francisco and what things attracted you to the city.