natural magnet

Her town hall meetings are a natural magnet for protesters.

In turn, the earth acts as a natural magnet.

"When the Vice President comes to town, it's a natural magnet for attention."

The three physicists, whose ages range from 35 to 44, see their new pursuit as a natural magnet.

European river cruising is a natural magnet for the fifty-plus crowd.

These were deposits of lodestone, the natural magnets that gave the mountains their name.

Narcissists are considered to be natural magnets for the codependent.

The researchers were forced to improvise, but luckily a natural magnet exists close to home: Earth.

Such areas serve as a natural magnet for other crime groups - whether trafficking in persons, firearms, or other contraband.

The demographics of the massive Chinese and Indian markets make them natural magnets for almost any company, analysts said.

One theory suggests that lodestones, natural magnets encountered in ancient times, were created in this manner.

Lodestones are natural magnets and are used in all sorts of spells, primarily to attract certain conditions toward you.

The diversity of such habitats in such a concentrated area make it a natural magnet for all forms of wildlife.

This district, the Vieux Carre, formed a natural magnet for those who embarked in revelry.

Magnetite Some forms of Magnetite, especially lodestone, are powerful natural magnets.

Magnetite: a natural magnet.

Route 2 blazed a trail for capitalism in Poland – the easy access to wealthy drivers made it a natural magnet for quick start-up businesses.

Cozumel's many reefs and caves are some of the most well-known in the Caribbean, and are a natural magnet for scuba divers.

Still, Emily Bronte's sweeping romance with its powerful lead roles of Heathcliff and Cathy is a natural magnet for the movie business.

George Armstrong Custer is one of those historical figures who are a natural magnet for myth makers, debunkers and ideologues of all political persuasions.

Put together these achievements with Welles's own outsize personality and his bravura talent for self-dramatization, and you have a natural magnet for biographers.

All magnetic storage (see disk) operates on the principle that atoms of certain elements - chiefly iron, nickel, chromium and cobalt - act as natural magnets.

Syntagma Square is bordered by important government buildings, including Parliament, and so it’s a natural magnet for legitimate demonstrators and troublemakers alike, Sorensen said.

Central Park was gaining its velvety touch, lights were gleaming like gems, and a soft glow, rising from the street was a natural magnet for Arlene's eyes.

At the Public Theater, Joseph Papp loomed so large that Joanne Akalitis's subsequent short-lived tenure was a natural magnet for negative buzz.