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gravitate to

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gravitate to(ward) someone or something
Fig. to move slowly toward someone or something, as if being pulled by gravity. People tend to gravitate toward the kitchen at parties. Unless you correct their manners, the children will gravitate toward rude behavior.


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The Ayr Gold Cup is plenty close enough to the Portland and I think we might try to gravitate to a Group Three if the Portland went well.
These two different travelers gravitate to each other and all their worries seem to melt away.
We are thrilled that our tenants and the brokerage community continue to gravitate to our properties," said Kent M.
 
 
 
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