Sentence examples for usually attracted from inspiring English sources

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These traps, generally weatherproof boxes strapped to a tree, contain a film camera and flash, along with a motion sensor that sets off a shot when an animal happens by (usually attracted by bait of some sort).

New industry usually attracted Russian and Ukrainian labour rather than the locals, and this changed the demographic pattern of the U.S.S.R. Russians spread throughout the union, and by 1991 there were 25 million living outside the Russian republic, including 11 million in Ukraine.

He also had to be tall and thin; "super good-looking (not just to your mother)"; "must have good hair (I'm not usually attracted to bald dudes)"; "a fearless thinker and speaker (no wimps!)." Alex M. Smith, a photographer who had grown up in Rydal, Pa., and had recently graduated from the School of Visual Arts, found the ad while cruising through Craigslist as a spectator.

In my experience, leading scientists are usually attracted to that kind of environment.

Usually attracted by hefty salaries and low taxes, they tend to spend their evenings - and boozy weekend brunches - at Doha's various five-star hotels.

Outsports usually attracts a few hundred thousand unique visitors a month.

The city usually attracts large numbers of wannabes.

It usually attracts 100 to 200 visitors a month.

The swings usually attract less attention, though, because the political stakes are usually lower.

A parliamentary election in a small Caucasus country of 4.5m people would not usually attract interest.