| It may only be January but work is already under way to make sure the August crowd-puller gets off the ground and is a huge success. |
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| Baby elephant Kito has been a crowd-puller with thousands of visitors flocking to the zoo to catch their first glimpse of him. |
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| The Mastiff was a big crowd-puller in the recently concluded championship dog show in the city. |
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| Big supermarket chains are using petrol as a crowd-puller so that more people will come into their stores. |
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| Another crowd-puller was a racing go-kart designed as a class project by last year's mechanical engineering students. |
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| The brand's sale is another sure-fire crowd-puller, for the legendarily stylish items bought with taste and discrimination. |
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| Such scarcity commands handsome fees. The Olympics are a rare global crowd-puller, along with the football World Cup. |
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| Armani also slammed the organisers of the Milan show for failing to put on more than one big crowd-puller for the last day. |
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| The real crowd-puller in Chernivtsti was Mr Shevchenko, rather than the party's two local candidates who are both new to national-level politics. |
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| Another crowd-puller on Alpiq Day was the electric cars presented by Alpiq. |
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| The Paul Klee Centre, which was opened in 2005, soon developed into a crowd-puller. |
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| Just like a shop changing it's collection frequently an update of your site is a crowd-puller! |
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| Spanning sport and politics, you'd think it would be a crowd-puller. |
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| She is much anthologised, frequently quoted and feted by the organisers of literary festivals and the like who can recognise a crowd-puller when they see one. |
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| Disneyland Paris, Europe's biggest crowd-puller with 15.3m visitors in the year to last September, reported a slight pick-up in the next six months. |
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| Saturn is one of the absolute crowd-puller of our shopping center. |
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| In spite of the fact that Fontaine continued her songwriting and recording work with Areski, her name was no longer a crowd-puller on the French music scene. |
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| Having sold 11 million albums worldwide while enjoying seven UK top 40 hits, reggae and bhangra raggamuffin star Apache Indian is sure to be a crowd-puller. |
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