Sentence examples for be lured from from inspiring English sources
Perhaps Neil Bush's stunning model-daughter Lauren could be lured from whatever Parisian photographer's atelier she now adorns.
We had to drive the horse off the road before he caused an accident, but he couldn't be lured from the lush grass of the roadside ditch.
It has been the operating assumption of US military and political planners that the Sunnis and their Baathist allies could be lured from the insurgency through political compromise and accommodation, leaving the jihadists to wither.
Only in Newcastle North do the Liberal Democrats, today's self-styled champions of the people, stand even a modest chance of victory; the party has controlled the city council since 2004.It may be just as well that Mr Levy is unlikely to be lured from his teaching.
Could Arminio Fraga, a former central-bank governor of Brazil, be lured from Rio? Might Leszek Balcerowicz, a former head of Poland's central bank, be persuaded to apply?An outside outsiderApplicants from abroad might be put off by Britain's noisy press, which may not take kindly to a foreigner being in charge of the institution that sets the cost of borrowing.
If Pep Guardiola could be lured from Bayern Munich then that would be the perfect solution, completing a Catalonian triumvirate alongside Begiristain and Soriano.
He was lured from Brazil and retirement by four million seven hundred thousand dollars.
"I can't imagine him being lured from Staples.
He said he was lured from New Orleans by Harbaugh's enthusiasm.
Many have been lured from consumer products companies and consulting, advertising and accounting firms.
Most, though, are lured from Odessa by the promise of a better life.
