Sentence examples for good lured from inspiring English sources

Other American scientists of Chinese descent are moving for good, lured by a lavishly financed government campaign that offers foreign scientists ample money and a chance to make waves in what is still a small research pond.

Long before oil dominated western interest in the Middle East, these exotic goods lured English traders into the Ottoman empire.

The Bills tried to upgrade at receiver by pursuing Robert Meachem in free agency, but he ultimately signed with San Diego (hey, maybe the weather does impact some free agents after all….or, maybe a proven offensive system like Norv Turner's and a cannon-armed quarterback like Philip Rivers are good lures).

Good lures to start out with are bucktails, topwaters such as the globe, and the hawg wabbler.

He said he earned $350 a week and, on a good day, lured about 10 customers to his boss's store.

The improved confidence mirrors an increase in spending in November, fueled by early discounting on holiday goods that lured shoppers into stores.

The taste for ivory and other exotic goods has lured traders, travellers and explorers along this corridor since the 18th Century, when caravans carried cloth and beads, copper and spices, ivory and slaves across the same plains and hills now visited by tourists.

They are paying higher salaries for good faculty, luring Indian academics from foreign universities and encouraging research as well as teaching.Mr Pawar's group is now building a university to promote research that will be immediately useful to business.

And pragmatic officials in Sichuan are doing good business luring Taiwanese tourists to Wolong to see the pair there.

That may be why several studies have found that animals that are good at luring mates also live longer than others.

A feel-good lure for overfed millions.