Sentence examples for get a lure from inspiring English sources

It's tough to get a lure to them through the shallower schools of coho, 15- and 20-pound salmon that fly, when hooked, like submarine-launched missiles.

If you get a lure spit back, it's time to move elsewhere.

Get a variety of lures to experiment.

For the first time, an N.B.A. season could be completely lost, although talks quietly resumed on Tuesday, with a Christmas Day opener still the lure to get a deal done somehow, some way, by the end of the weekend.

While it would certainly be a boon to sports fans to get a domed football stadium and lure the Jets or the Giants to Manhattan, stadiums designed for more than one sport are poor venues.

Instead, the specialist told HuffPost, the manager inflated the job description for a new assistant to get a higher salary that might lure a better-qualified applicant.

Now, they've got a shiny new lure to bring the base to the surface on election day.

"For most restaurants, the only way you're going to get an experienced worker is to lure them from someplace else.

The availability of lifesaving treatment is also a powerful lure for people to get an AIDS test.

With visits to posh eateries in America declining by 15% between May 2008 and May this year, their owners have started to get creative.To lure eaters back, many fine restaurants have done what luxury brands hate to do: have a cut-price sale.

Rods are usually 5 7 feet (1.5 2.1 metres) long, and lines are heavy, occasionally of metal, with added weights used to get the lure to greater depths.