Sentence examples for enduring lure from inspiring English sources

Now Monteleone has undertaken a project focussed on the faces of the Russian East, a tribute both to Richard Avedon's 1985 book "In the American West" and to the enduring lure of the Trans-Siberian Railway.

The enduring lure of the Emerald Isle to the millions of Irish who have crossed the Atlantic in search of a better life is well documented, and illustrated in the lyrics of Spancil Hill, another firm favourite from my childhood: Last night as I lay dreaming of pleasant days gone by My mind being bent on rambling to Ireland I did fly… And to Ireland I did indeed fly.

That represents an enduring lure to greedy and evil people, as well as to young innocents in countries where legitimate job openings are rare.

The toll reflected both the financial lure of New York City for these scrappy people as well their enduring love for their homeland.

With enduring love, Harold.

They are lured to London by its enduring reputation as one of the world's truly creative capitals, and London makes sure that there's plenty for them to see.

If there is one thing that makes Olivier Messiaen's music enduring, it is the degree to which it lures a listener into a musical universe that is different from all other musical universes and is impossible explain analytically.

House hunters across the globe continue to be lured by a weak dollar and the enduring cache of owning in one of the world's most desirable cities.

Sharmeena, who has not previously been named, was lured by Isis propaganda to go to Syria in December 2014 to after enduring 18 months of tumult in her private life, during which her mother died from cancer.

The victor receives the coveted Best in Show trophy, a media tour and the lure of higher breeding fees - all rewards for the winner's patience while enduring seemingly endless blow dryer blasts and tugs from combs and brushes.

Such potions are not likely to engage the 21st century students who I have to lure to literature: students who spend their mornings and afternoons rushing to physiology lectures, enduring bio-chem labs, cramming for anatomy exams, working in hospitals and ambulances -- and who, still in their clinical uniforms, somehow make their way into my evening classrooms.