Sentence examples similar to along with luring from inspiring English sources
Gay argues that along with the "lure of heresy," what characterized the modernist rebellion was its "celebration of subjectivity".
In this case, police officials said that Ms. Brown, along with the two youths, lured Mr. Jian to the building with an order for about $13 worth of Chinese food -- General Tso's chicken, chicken wings with fries and chicken with broccoli.
Many analysts said United's talks with US Airways were intended all along to lure Continental to the table.
In a jewel-like etching called "Bangalore," an Indian kingfisher perches in a tree, along with a gaudy, American-made bass lure.
Fueled by a desire to find the next great spot, and with places like Ethiopia and Senegal creating more luxury options, upscale adventurers will be lured in to explore new parts of Africa, along with returning to East and South Africa.
Initially, the men promised one another not to profit from the experience, but the pact fell apart as their fame spread along with the lure of riches.
Along with its lure of big money and unrealized opportunity, Edward believes that Africa is rotten to the core.
Eileen A. Powers, the lead prosecutor, is trying to show that Mr. Slavin, along with his accomplice, lured the Mexicans to the isolated spot with the promise of work, intending to kill them.
Getting Along With Germans.
Go along with everything!
