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151) Then the largest planets themselves would act like mini suns, able to attract their own system of orbiting satellites.

152) Healthy Foods for a Healthy Future Foods that confer health have begun to attract a range of names in recent years.

153) I was aware that building societies are in the habit of launching new products from time to time, primarily to attract new investors.

154) Criticism of a verdict which casts aspersions on the integrity of jurors may, of course, attract libel actions on that score.

155) Some of the worst massacres by paramilitaries have been in towns where the university expects to attract students.

156) Surely the Services must attract a large number of duty-conscious people?

157) Of critical importance is that the studio continues to attract gifted animators.

158) Alliance councillor Michael Healy is attacking proposals for a centre which, it is hoped, will attract 7,000 people a week.

159) Where such factors are present one would expect the crime to attract not only profit-maximising individuals but also profit-maximising firms.

160) And the move, if successful, would be part of a package used to attract new businesses to Darlington.

161) To attract attention to your project, it is best to attach a reputable research name and talent to your proposal.

162) Arlen Specter of Pennsylvania, who dropped out after failing to attract enough money or support.

163) It hopes to attract foreign investment and technology by liberalising and privatising the industry and encouraging joint ventures.

164) Pat Cash and Dave Wheaton have also agreed to play and efforts are continuing to attract other leading players.

165) She had made every effort to attract him, but he had not given her his heart.

166) Here, in similar territory, a Siberian Husky howls to attract attention from its owner.

167) I say run ads in magazines that already attract the customer you are looking for and ask for catalog requests.

168) Rather[sentencedict.com], cities needed to be revitalised through investment in infrastructure and facilities that would attract the growing service industries.

169) And the outlets had to be revamped to attract more customers.

170) To attract men, I wear a perfume called 'New Car Interior'. Rita Rudner 

171) They say mixed colleges attract more applicants and find it easier to retain academic staff.

172) It was also to attract increasing support from youth and students.

173) And we will allow them to attract older students as well.

174) New economic reforms were put on hold, although efforts to attract foreign investment and push forward with the modernization drive continued.

175) I thought Poems for D.T.'s would be more appropriate,(http://sentencedict.com/attract.html) or would attract more attention on a book-shop counter.

176) Unconventional sports, such as hang-gliding and hot-air ballooning, also continue to attract large numbers of students.

177) Inevitably this began to attract the foreign fleets back to the Klondyke trade.

178) These latter departments are not only profitable but they also attract customers.

179) Mr Smith hopes that his campaign will attract the support of all organisations for the elderly or those on low incomes.

180) I set up a great screaming to attract his attention.