Sentence examples similar to an established lure from inspiring English sources

But we want someone who can bring immediate credibility to the program". One reason USC might have trouble luring an established coach is because the school still is paying off Raveling's contract and cannot offer a lucrative package.

Why go for such an established icon?

"You're an established author," McInerney told him.

Jeter said: "He's an established star.

And it has become an established practice.

Another form of educational activity was the practice of the contending feudal states of luring to their domain a large number of scholars, partly to serve as a source of ideas for enhancing the prosperity of the state and partly to gain an aura of intellectual respectability in a land where the respect for scholars had already become an established tradition.

"They want an established premium brand".

"He's an established coach," Malcolm said.

Late entry into an established market.

Intern with an established talent agency.

Work with an established travel agency.