The phrase "allure over" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to express a sense of attraction or charm, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "The allure over the new exhibit drew many visitors to the museum." (This example is incorrect due to the phrase used.)
Alternatives: "appeal of" or "charm of".
It was nearly four hours after David Wells shambled to the mound to a standing ovation that Rod Beck, of a similar build but with none of Wells's allure, took over the Padres' pitching as fans rushed for the exits at Yankee Stadium.
Now Christie's is hoping that Monet's allure will spill over to the spring auctions.
Suddenly, silver-haired Polly Mellen, the legendary longtime fashion editor of Vogue, who is now at Allure, comes over to examine the outfit through her owlish glasses, casually adjusting the jacket and skirt on Chloe as Chloe stands, slightly awkward, unused to the intimate anonymity of being a professional mannequin.
Early on it was glamorous, but the allure faded over time while trying to balance the responsibilities of children, marriage, and real life.
Q. Has the county's allure changed much over the years? A. No.
"I'm in rapture, there is no cure/No sanctuary from your allure," he sang over the blunt beat of "Voodoo".
"Avon products are all over Allure, Marie Claire and other glossy magazines where they were never mentioned before," said William H. Steele, an analyst at Banc of America Securities.
Draper has a talent for making a certain flavor of sullen arrogance look swank — or maybe his demeanor hints that happiness itself is overrated, when compared with the allure of brooding over never quite getting what you want.
Even Condé Nast's magazines, filled with luxury ads and dispatches from far-flung locations, are cheap: 87 cents an issue for The New Yorker, 89 cents for Allure and just over a dollar each for Condé Nast Traveler and Bon Appétit.
The allure of CFA over other approaches to the study of hypothetical constructs is the capacity for testing detailed hypotheses in a deductive mode.
