Sentence examples for got the lure from inspiring English sources
Armstrong admits he has "always had a notion of being in England" but explained: "When it came down to it, Celtic seemed quite keen and what's not to like about Celtic Football Club? "You've got the lure of European football.
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.
Experts recommend trying to get the lures as close as possible to the edges of nooks and crannies underwater, to coax out fish that may be swimming in the isolated areas underneath.
The point of social science is to be careful, dispassionate, and analytical, to get beyond the lure of anecdote and see what the patterns really are.
A little boy "lured her away" and got the dog to Mutts n Stuff, a local pit bull rescue.
But the narrative line, promised in the exhibition's beginning, may have gotten displaced by the lure of the center's estimated 130,000 performances.
TV is littered with countless other examples of people dropping the ball on a great show because they got distracted by the lure of spin-offs and other projects that could give them a media empire.
In smaller group sessions, young people confessed that they had come to the network to get away from the lure of violent street gangs or from domestic abuse.
"Instead of protecting her daughter, the mother saw her as a way to get drugs because the lure of heroin was apparently too strong," he said.
Earlier this year, New Mexico's governor, Susana Martinez, passed the "Breaking Bad" bill, which insures that future film and television productions get the same hefty rebate that lured AMC.
