Sentence examples for could have lured from inspiring English sources

In fact, this is probably the only job that could have lured me away from Genentech".

Thurber noted that Taylor "was so deeply attached to Ohio that no offer of fortune could have lured him away".

Despite concerted speculation during the summer, no potential suitor activated the £7.5million get-out which could have lured the former West Ham frontman away from St James Parkk.

[C3.] It Was the Economy After All Economics did matter in the presidential election, and some believe a solid economic plan could have lured more voters to Senator John Kerry.

In other words, the feedback could have lured Paul into diluting his vision to appease the masses.

Although he admits he is tempted by the prospect of Rio, another party capital that could have lured him away in the intervening four years.

The filmmakers say that they could probably have lured recognized actors just as they could have gotten backing for their venture.

For a short time he acquired a reputation for impotence, but as we know from literature and from life, this could - had he used it - have lured women to his bed, because of their instinct to repair the situation.

A vast, unruly shadow banking system, where some companies have lured people with get-rich-quick schemes, has created hidden debt bombs that could leave the economy vulnerable.

Rivals have lured new subscribers with iPhones.

BBC security correspondent Frank Gardner and cameraman Simon Cumbers, who were attacked yesterday by Islamist militants in Saudi Arabia, could have been lured into pre-planned ambush, according to security experts.