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coming attraction

NOUN
  1. a movie that is advertised to draw customers

How To Use coming attraction In A Sentence

  • a poster advertised the coming attractions
  • Most online daters I know contend that they ignore wordy profiles or contact emails. Leave a little to the imagination, but give just enough of a teaser — like a good coming attraction for a movie.
  • Darlington has been boasting about its forthcoming attraction at the Cornmill.
  • So the old man went for the rye and champagne, and I mentally alerted my whistle to coming attractions.
  • The resultant cross of biology and art was also turned into a science museum where tour guides refused to tell you where the nearest dunny was and small pamphlets for coming attractions were handed out.
  • The idea could see Kendal have its own crier to announce special events and advertise up-and-coming attractions as well as attending civic functions.
  • I'd rather liked the coming attraction for Sherlock Holmes seen Thu. evening Jan, 7, 2010 at the AMC Empire, Aud. Elementary, My Dear Watson
  • There was a not terribly positive review of the script on-line a while back, I think at Coming Attractions or summat.
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