Sentence examples for find lure from inspiring English sources

Since location-based gay dating apps hit the App Store in 2009, a clear pattern has emerged: when a homophobic government wants to crack down on its gay citizens, they turn to apps like these to find, lure, and entrap them.

Having renovated one part of their face, many patients find the lure of more work irresistible.

Cameron may crash and burn at the election and Johnson may find the lure of No 10 irresistible.

With a cost-cutting process nearing completion, Mr. Dimon, a famously impatient executive, is likely to find the lure of a transformational deal all the more compelling.

For those who find no lure in gardening's purest motivations -- closeness to nature, relaxation and personal involvement in the creation of beauty -- gardening represents only an aesthetic obligation to keep property values up.

That defeat may explain why, in the longer term, Clancy has plans to relaunch his road-racing career in the two years after Rio, something he has wanted to do before only to find the lure of the track too strong.

Now working for European broadcaster RTL, Airey would probably find the lure of the job irresistible, but she has only worked in commercial television, and is still living down her complaint that Channel 5 was about "more than just films, football and fucking".

Now Facebook is using its new iPad app sidebar to simultaneously help users find games, lure iOS and Android game developers into adding Facebook integrations, and open up more app install ad space.

If you find the lure of the Internet too tempting, you might find it worthwhile to cancel your service entirely.

You can also use Internet blockers to help you out if you find the lure of messing around too strong when you're trying to work on your computer.

And even infrequent museum-goers might find themselves lured inside by the chance to take a 90-minute yoga class in the gallery itself.