Sentences with magnet
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M m - Prospect Park, with its vast lake, is a magnet for all health freaks. [+ for]
- ...a fridge magnet.
- Dartford Council is mounting a three-pronged attack to make Dartford town centre a magnet for shoppers and a realistic option for top retailers to bring a full range of goods and services.
- When you picked up the clip with the magnet the clip was accelerated toward the magnet acquiring kinetic energy.
- The park was a magnet for pickpockets and muggers.
- Last year concerts took place over 10 weekends, acting as a magnet for music lovers from the region itself and much further afield.
- The stunning scenery is probably the main reason why it's such a magnet for visitors - the view of the hills is superb, with Ben Vrackie dominating everything around.
- Home to exquisite beaches, blistering sunshine and the second largest coral reef in the world, Cozumel is also a magnet for serious sun-worshippers and scuba divers.
- But the empty buildings on Bramham Avenue are claimed to be a magnet for drink and drug-fuelled graffiti, vandalism and anti-social behaviour.
- Movies have long been a magnet for scrutiny, hysteria or moral panics, though obviously television now draws much of that dubious attention.
- She allowed her sheltered flat to become a den for drug-taking and drinking, and a magnet for criminals - and yesterday she narrowly avoided eviction.
- Benin City's museum might have been a magnet attracting important pieces in local private hands.
- The main component of the Sun's magnetic field is similar to a bar magnet, with a positive pole and a negative pole.
- Three workers, migrants from rural areas, are retrieving waste iron using a magnet on the end of a bamboo pole.
- A spinning superconductor acts like a very weak magnet, with the poles of the magnet precisely aligned with the axis of the spin.
- Because of its trendy college and relatively liberal cadres of lawyers and civil servants, Austin became a magnet for nonconformists.
- Over the last few years the Manx isle has become a magnet for top movie producers, who are lured by a variety of landscapes in a compact area and by the financial incentives laid on by the Isle of Man Film Commission.
- The business boomed as the brothers' reputation for their racetrack achievements grew the family business rapidly becoming a magnet for the motorcycling community.
- However, for the organisers, contestants like Laura and those like her are a Godsend, because to say that beauty pageants are a magnet for criticism is an understatement.
- But it was the 1,000m world record holder's reaction to the victory that served as a magnet for the cameras - he broke down in tears.
- But if you know your daredevil friend is a magnet for trouble and you're still drawn to her, it's time to put yourself in check.
- Up ahead was a topping of pine trees and somewhere in this was Highcliff Nab, a great nose of sandstone which is a focus for paths and a magnet for travellers.
- For several years, the powerful lights that shine from this hotel have been a magnet for plankton, which in turn attracts the manta rays from nearby deep water.
- Painted lady and red admiral butterflies, both of which migrated here in early summer, have produced abundant new broods and buddleia blossom is a magnet for their dazzling displays.
- Police prepared spreadsheets of crime in the area which, they said, proved the pub was a magnet for trouble, particularly late at night, and the problems were increasing.
- If you have a mixture of salt and tiny pieces of iron, you could use a magnet to separate the iron from the mixture.
- The Italian city of marble and water is a magnet for art-lovers, but culture is not the only attraction.
- To complete the magnet, the coils were encased in an iron yoke then wrapped in a 40-millimeter-thick aluminum shell.
- The Law of Attraction, also known as the Law of Abundance, can be a powerful magnet that helps people attract wealth.