Sentence examples for be lured over from inspiring English sources

There are fears in the security forces that Farc fighters could be lured over to these gangs rather than surrender their weapons.

Declercq states that these two groups would have been "anxious to know whether this famous scholar could be lured over to their side", but Zhang flatly rejected such an alignment by declaring in this politically charged piece of literature that his gentlemanly quest for virtue trumped any desire of his for power.

They had been arrested during the presidency of the lunatic Ahmadinejad, and it's clear from their book that they were lured over the border by Iranian frontier guards.

Yet over the six years of Jordan's association with the product (he was lured over to Gatorade in 1991) the more powerful trait transference surely went from brand to spokesperson — from the attributes to their communicator.

Next season will be even more achingly competitive, particularly if a few more big overseas names are lured over under the new second marquee player rule to replace the likes of the Clermont-bound David Strettle.

You can perhaps see why Waldman has been lured over, aside from the financial issues of The Guardian, which is losing £100,000 a day in the recession.

News Apps Editor Stacy-Marie Ishmael joined BuzzFeed last fall, and she told me she was lured over from the Financial Times (where she was vice president of communities) partly by BuzzFeed CEO Jonah Peretti's commitment to "a distributed strategy".

Charlet Duboc and the rest of the Fashion Week Internationale team were lured over by this clusterfuck of contradictions, where they hung out on yachts with ridiculously beautiful Celine Dion fans, scam artists reborn as Christian fashion photographers, albino, neo-fascist R&B crooners and stylists who have to keep the whole 'gay' thing under wraps lest they be hate-mobbed in the streets.

It was fine for Perry not to be lured into displaying angst over executions.

Not for the last time, the impetuous and egotistical Gingrich overplayed his hand, allowing himself to be lured into a showdown over the budget.

Married men over 45 who were trusted not to be lured into sexual debauch.