Sentence examples for he will lure from inspiring English sources
He has suggested that he will lure rebels from the mountains into an amnesty program and peaceful lives.
Perhaps he's hoping he'll lure Warner into taking a swing.
Borrowing a strategy familiar to razormakers and electronics firms alike, Oshima figures he'll lure customers with good, cheap equipment, and earn his keep from add-on goods and services.
In her own time, she will lure you to her podium, send you reeling with her fragrant mystery oils.
Traps loaded with meat have been laid in the hope they will lure the cat back.
No amount of security, he says, will lure back the Kikuyu and Kamba students who made up half of Nyanza's Maseno University.
Trump has proposed cutting the corporate tax rate from 35percentto15percentcent, which he says will lure companies back to the United States, spur hiring, and boost economic growth.
But Simon Long, chief executive of the World Rally Championship's main promoter, North One Sport, has a new profit-sharing model he hopes will lure in more manufacturers, something the sport desperately needs in order to stay both credible and economically viable.
He says MIMA will lure some of the 7m people who live within an hour and a half's drive from the town, and persuade them to spend money there.
He's hoping the amount will lure at least one willing suitor into the marriage bed of his daughter Gigi Chao.
He hopes that the event will lure a large crowd from Denver, 30 miles to the south.
