Sentence examples for certainly lured from inspiring English sources

Phillip and Jane Capron, who live in Austin, Tex., were certainly lured by Yamhill County's wine culture and its changed nature.

Novels with sports themes can certainly lure jocks into the library, but the best of them reach toward literature.

They will certainly lure basketball fans drawn to the new arena by games against the Lakers, the Celtics, the Thunder and the Heat.

Lathan said the study underestimated the economic impact of legalization, which would almost certainly lure New York fans who are attending combat cards held in states where the sport is legal.

While some of SAS's campus perks -- like day care, subsidized food, and on-site health care -- are certainly lures, what really keeps SAS's employees there, said Goodnight, is that the work is challenging and interesting.

He certainly was: Haynes lured Bernstein into writing for the film by sending him a tape of the nearly complete picture with a temporary soundtrack that included some of the score he wrote for the 1962 film of Harper Lee's novel To Kill a Mockingbird.

Google will most certainly try to lure away Yahoo!'s best staff.

Mr Emanuel is certainly keen on luring the library to his city, and he is apparently determined to persuade his former boss to make the choice.

And the provincial governments are certainly trying to lure doctors to the east coast shores.

While the opportunity to see a match was certainly a lure, 1860 has three Americans on its roster: Gregg Berhalter, Josh Wolff and Steve Purdy (a past member of the United States under-20 national team, who is on the club's reserve team after signing in January 2007).

Certainly it's hard not to get lured in.